History of Communication Studies -- A Biographical Approach

Author: (USA) Rogers, E.M. (Author), Yin Xiaorong (Translator)
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: Historians of communication history have multiple methods to choose from. The renowned American communication scholar E.M. Rogers, through biographical writing, understands the history of communication from a human perspective, offering a unique viewpoint. This approach involves numerous individuals and institutions, as well as the knowledge backgrounds of several disciplines, demonstrating how communication research has meaningfully influenced fields such as sociology, political science, and psychology. This focused and comprehensive study makes the book a must-read for scholars in the aforementioned disciplines. The book is rich in content, factually grounded, illustrated with visuals, and provides detailed biographical accounts of key figures. Its narrative style combines accessibility with professionalism, making it appealing to both professional and amateur readers of communication studies.