Statecraft and Stagecraft
Auteur : Robert Schmuhl
Date de publication : 1992
Éditeur : University of Notre Dame Press
Nombre de pages : 132
Résumé du livre
Examines the ways in which the American public mind is being shaped by the communications breakthroughs of our time. In six essays written for a broad audience, Schmuhl (director, Program on Ethics and the Media, U. of Notre Dame) examines the meanings of the breakthroughs, for better or worse, as they impinge on the theater of presidential politics. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR