<p>In this book, Adams develops his theory that the history of empires is determined to a large extent by their means of communication. He examines the civilizations of Egypt, Babylon, Greece, Rome, and Europe (before and after the printing press) supporting his thesis with a rich array of historical, sociological, psychological, and anthropological data. Innis was one of the first to recognize the powerful influence technology exerted over culture, and he pioneered investigations into the effects of the communications media on society.</p>

Empire and Communications

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Harold A. Innis

Mary Q. Innis [rev.]

Marshall McLuhan [foreword]

Words, Language & Grammar

University of Toronto Press

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