Refiguring Mass Communication

This audiobook offers an exploration of the history and moral importance of mass communication, framing it through narrative accounts of influential individuals and their communicative worlds. It examines various visions of mass communication from diverse social and geographical contexts, highlighting overlooked rhetorical episodes and encouraging listeners to reflect on their own engagement with media today. Organized into six chapters, the book provides a thoughtful and accessible approach to understanding the evolution and significance of mass communication.