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Harold Innis patterns in communications
With the use of archival footage we see how Innis a young researcher from Toronto in the 1920's would change the way Canadians look at themselves and their history. Also examines the ways communication has shaped civilizations and societies.
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- "With the use of archival footage we see how Innis a young researcher from Toronto in the 1920's would change the way Canadians look at themselves and their history. Also examines the ways communication has shaped civilizations and societies."@en
- "The life and work of Harold Innes, who was interested in the patterns of communication in world history."@en
- "Looks at Innis' views on the transformation of society through technology by means of interviews with his family, students and those currently working in the field."@en
- "Discusses the contributions of Harold Innis, a Canadian economic historian, to the twentieth century study of technology and communications."@en
- "An introduction to the life and work of one of Canada's most important intellectual figures, using diaries, letters, photographs and archival film along with interviews with Sally Zerker, Rick Salutin, Carl Berger, Hugh Innis, Donald Innis, Abraham Rotstein, Irene Spry, Ian Parker, Roman Onufrijchuk, Paul Heyer and Robin Harris."@en