Title: Communication traditions in Australia
First published: 2001
Description: "By focusing on the ways in which communication has been experienced, thought of, and argued about over time by the Australian people, Communication Traditions in Australia: Packaging the People addresses the following question: is it possible to speak of the evolution of Australian communication traditions?".

"In this new text, the authors draw on a selection of surviving artefacts of communication history, as well as a range of secondary sources, to take the story of communication back to the pre-federation years of the 1890s and to provide in-depth coverage of contemporary Australia. Using political economy, social history, and cultural theory, this book critically analyses the history of Australian thinking about communication and places it in a global setting."--BOOK JACKET.
Subjects: Civilization, Communication, History, Mass media, Social aspects, Social aspects of Communication, Social aspects of Mass media, Australia, social conditions, Language and culture, Communications, Sociology
Places: Australia
LC classification: HN850.Z9 M375 2001