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The second poetry collection by Lance Strate, this volume brings together an eclectic mix of poems that address the themes of language, communication, media, technology, and poetry itself, etc.
Media Ecology: An Approach to Understanding the Human Condition provides a long-awaited and much anticipated introduction to media ecology, a field of inquiry defined as the study of media as environments.
Strate explores how people use symbols and media to relate to their environment, and how different modes of perception and communication influence human consciousness, culture, and social organization.
Strate examines how symbols and media are used to relate to the environment, and how different modes of perception and communication influence human consciousness, culture, and social organization. His essays draw upon and integrate the perspectives of general semantics, systems theory, and media ecology.
Integrating Postman's arguments about television with his critique of technology in general, Strate considers the current state of journalism, politics, religion, and education in American culture. Strate also contextualizes Amusing Ourselves to Death through an examination of Postman's life and career and the field of media ecology that Postman introduced.
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