CANTON - A new book co-authored by a St. Lawrence University professor analyzes the way that corporate television advertising over the past 15 years has shaped our collective view of a world in …
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CANTON - A new book co-authored by a St. Lawrence University professor analyzes the way that corporate television advertising over the past 15 years has shaped our collective view of a world in transition.
Landscapes of Capital: Representing Time, Space, and Globalization in Corporate Advertising, by St. Lawrence Professor of Film and Representation Studies Stephen Papson and Lewis & Clark College Professor of Sociology Robert Goldman has just been published by Polity Press.
Papson has been a member of the St. Lawrence faculty since 1976.