Titlebook: Media Science before the Great War; Peter Broks Book 1996 Peter Broks 1996 evolution.mass media.media.science

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Popular Press,ity’.. The new literates were, in any case, often the poorest members of society and so could not afford to buy papers. Overcrowded housing, poor lighting, exhaustion from work, and the lack of spare money and spare time inhibited the growth of the popular press as much as illiteracy did. Only when

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Evolution,on of a pre-Darwinian, Hegelian belief in spirit progressively dominating matter, and the assimilation of Darwin by late Victorian theologians as often as not turns out to have been the assimilation of Spencer instead.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-25043-1evolution; mass media; media; science

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