COMM 2P98 Lecture Notes - Lecture 5: Bourgeoisie, Industrial Revolution, The New School

• School: Brock University
• Department: Communication Studies
• Course: COMM 2P98
• Professor: russelljohnston

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* means that this something that was said by the prof and was not on the slides. *public education contributing to the population becoming literate and therefore politically engaged. every new communication technology that we invent. Ever technology is shaped by culture as much as its own mechanical possibilities. )n general, these conditions (cid:523)what"s necessary for a newspaper to exist(cid:524) are met for (abermas" critics. Key idea: (cid:498)a politics of redistribution and recognition must be joined to a politics of representation, oriented to decision-making processes and governance structures. (cid:499) Women and the public sphere in the age of the french revolution. In france, women and visible minorities were always excluded from the forums associated with the public sphere. Geoff eley (1992) (cid:498)nations, publics, and political cultures,(cid:499) contributor"s status is irrelevant. Only the quality of his or her ideas is important. In britain and elsewhere, men of means formed associations to discuss their common interest.