Author: Paul Levinson (USA)
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Publish Date: 2002-04-01
Features: This is a book about information culture and one of the representative works of Paul Levinson, who is known as a media philosopher in academia. The author believes that information is a fundamental element of the natural world, and the development of information technology and the evolution of media forms are dynamic processes of the natural world. Starting with the digital medium of the alphabet, he guides readers to trace the historical trajectory of the information revolution. The book describes the characteristics of various media forms in different historical periods and their interactive relationships with society, covering numerous disciplines such as history, literature, media, art, philosophy, and technology. The content is rich, the language is vivid, and the explanations are clear and accessible, making it suitable as a reference textbook for university courses in information science and communication, as well as a popular reading for those in related fields.
Soft Edge: The History and Future of the Information Revolution (Other)
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