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This paper analyzes the reasons for
the marginalization of feminist thought in the interdiscipline
of communication studies and elucidates the potential contributions
of this approach to social communication theorizing.


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Cet article fait l'analyse des causes
de…

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Located in the
context of discussion in urban British Columbia as to whether
contemporary First Nations art should properly be referred to
as ``art'' in the Western sense or whether it is, rather, the repository
and communicator of culturally…

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There is a certain parallel between arguments
about the decline of the public sphere and the decline of the
university today. Both institutions are said to be increasingly
fragmented and politicized. In this paper, I mobilize Nancy Fraser's
alternative…

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Recently, Canadian university campuses
have begun to display signs of increasing corporate influence
in their affairs. In spite of the recent appearance of these
signs, the foundation was laid in the early 1980s for this increasing
corporate influence through…

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The ongoing subordination of
academic research to the needs of industry is a matter of growing
concern to people both within and outside of Canada's universities.
However, while the costs of university/industry links are increasingly
well understood, the ways…

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This essay proposes that Harold Innis'
theory of communication can make a crucial contribution to the
tendency in philosophy of the human sciences that has been referred
to as ``discourse theory.'' Discourse theory takes language use
as the characteristic…

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In addition to communication theories,
Harold Innis' examination of the modernization of higher learning
is a significant component of his later scholarship. A chief
objective of this analysis is to trace the development of Innis'
critique. It is important,…

Paying special attention to his reflections on a esthetics, it is held in this paper that the later Wittgenstein, far from rejecting the"transcendent" from his philosophical discourse as he is usually read, aims rather at recovering it and giving it…

In 'The Structure and Content of Truth" Davidson proposes to adopt an intermediate position between realist and epistemic theories. It is our opinion that this adoption is not a change of his previous views but that he had already anticipated…