| Título: | The Crisis in Public Opinion: An Address by Dr Harold A. Innis |
| Autores: |
Buxton, William J.; Department of Communication Studies, Concordia University Dickens, Risa; Concordia University |
| Fecha: | 2006-07-19 |
| Publicador: | Canadian Journal of Comumunication |
| Fuente: |
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| Tipo: |
info:eu-repo/semantics/article research-article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion |
| Tema: | No aplica |
| Descripción: | Edited by William J. Buxton & Risa Dickens Abstract: This manuscript was discovered among Harold Innis’s unpublished writings in his papers at the University of Toronto Archives (B72-0025/025). It bears the title and description given above, and is six and one-half single-spaced pages in length in a 10-point font. The manuscript is not accompanied by any material explaining its context and origins. However, a number of letters referring to it were located within Innis’s correspondence (B72-0025/002 and B72-0025/003). (Details on these letters are provided in an article by Buxton and Dickens in this issue of CJC.) Aside from the adjustment of the pagination (the original page breaks have been indicated with consecutive numbers in square brackets) and the justification of the text, the only major change made to the typescript of the address has been the addition of endnotes (there are no references listed in the original transcript). These not only indicate (as far as possible) the sources that Innis used for his quotes, but provide information about persons, journals, organizations, events, and various other phenomena referred to by Innis, many of which would not be familiar to the contemporary reader. Résumé : Ce manuscrit a été découvert parmi les écrits inédits d’Harold Innis compris dans ses documents aux Archives de l’Université de Toronto (B72-0025/025). Il comporte le titre et la description indiqués ci-dessus, et compte six pages et demie à simple interligne dans une fonte de 10 points. Aucun matériel qui en expliquerait le contexte ou les origines n’accompagne le manuscrit. Cependant, quelques lettres y faisant référence ont été trouvées dans la correspondance d’Innis (B72-0025/002 et B72-0025/003). (L’article de Buxton et Dickens dans ce numéro du CJC fournit des détails sur ces lettres.) Le seul changement majeur apporté au manuscrit, hormis un ajustement de la pagination (avec des chiffres entre crochets indiquant la division en pages originale) et la justification du texte, a consisté à ajouter des notes en fin d’ouvrage (le texte original ne comportant aucune référence). En plus d’indiquer (dans la mesure du possible) les sources qu’Innis a utilisées pour ses citations, ces notes fournissent des informations sur les personnes, les revues, les organismes, les événements et divers autres phénomènes auxquels il s’est rapporté, y compris plusieurs qui seraient étrangers au lecteur contemporain. |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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