Description
Brian Winston dives into the intricate world of media narratives, unraveling the extremes that often dominate public discourse. He challenges the common tropes of both techno-optimism and dystopian fears, offering a fresh perspective that prompts readers to rethink their assumptions about media influence.
With warmth and clarity, Winston navigates the complexities of how media shapes society while debunking myths that cloud our understanding. His engaging style invites readers to explore nuanced viewpoints, sparking thoughtful conversations about the role of media in our daily lives and the stories we tell ourselves about its impact.
With warmth and clarity, Winston navigates the complexities of how media shapes society while debunking myths that cloud our understanding. His engaging style invites readers to explore nuanced viewpoints, sparking thoughtful conversations about the role of media in our daily lives and the stories we tell ourselves about its impact.
Book Details
Format
Hardcover
Pages
424 pages
Language
English
Published
Nov 3, 1986
Publisher
Harvard University Press
Editions
2 editions
ISBN-10
0674576632
ISBN-13
9780674576636