Abstract
In his book, Canadian Communication Thought, Robert Babe argues for the recognition of a distinctly Canadian paradigm of communication studies. Grounding his observations in the scholarship of ``ten foundational thinkers''–particularly Dallas Smythe, Harold Innis and Marshall McLuhan–Babe describes `Canadian Communication Thought' as being inherently dialectical, critical, holistic, ontological, oriented towards political economy, and concerned with mediation,...
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