A generally forgotten figure in the proliferating discursive spaces of an international cultural studies, James Carey was nevertheless one of the first to explore actively the interstices and to show the overt connections between media, culture, politics, and society. He integrated the study of media (and media as technology) into the broader processes of cultural and educational politics, a kind of convergence that is increasingly being called for today.
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