The Cartoon Guide to (Non) Communication
1993·192 pages
A witty cartoon guide to language, meaning, and how information is used and misused from Babel to the digital age.
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A witty cartoon guide to language, meaning, and how information is used and misused from Babel to the digital age.
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From the author of the extraordinary bestseller The Cartoon History of the Universe (150,000 copies sold)--an all-new cartoon guide effectively analyzing the ambiguous relationship between language and meaning in today's information age
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Brief biblical reference to the Tower of Babel in communication history
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Media criticism and information-age themes drawing on Chomsky and McLuhan
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