Empire and Diffusion

Author: Innis
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Publish Date: 2003-05-01
Features: The Chinese nation has long been known for its broad and inclusive spirit, embracing the essence of human civilization while creating its own splendid culture. In the process, it continuously absorbs the cream of global civilization to nourish, strengthen, and develop itself. Today, globalization has further strengthened the exchange and influence among different civilizations of the world, making the interactive effects more apparent. With a global perspective and an open vision, introducing the cutting-edge achievements in philosophy and social sciences from around the world serves China's socialist modernization and its strategy of revitalizing the country through science and education. This is an excellent tradition of publishing in New China and also a significant mission for contemporary Chinese publishers.
Innis's works are not easy to read. However, once you attempt to read them, it becomes clear that they are worth the effort. Reading them in this way may take some time, but it ultimately saves time. Every sentence in his works is a condensed treatise, and every page is like a small library, often accompanied by a reference library.
The increasing influence and prominence of journalism and mass communication in modern times call for corresponding progress and development in academic research in journalism and communication. The transmission of knowledge, the prosperity of scholarship, and the advancement of thought first require the accumulation of rich intellectual materials. The creation of the "Translation Series of Masterpieces in Journalism and Communication" aims to continue the legacy of predecessors who translated classic works in journalism and communication from abroad. It seeks to provide essential nourishment for scholars, thinkers, and professionals in our academic, intellectual, and industry circles, enabling them to understand and draw upon the essence of journalism and communication so that they can build upon the shoulders of past giants and explore further, rather than wandering in the dark for a long time.