CMST 1A03 Quiz: Chapter 3 Communications

• School: McMaster University
• Department: Communication Studies
• Course: CMST 1A03
• Professor: Terry Flynn

Document Summary

This recovered knowledge helped to reorient social perspectives concerning the place of humankind and nature in the cosmic order: emerging from the renaissance was humanism that was celebrated human achievement and capacity. In the feudal system of production that dominated that period. Social position and responsibilities were inherited by birth. The influence of the ruling class in using literacy and numeracy as a means of controlling society and therefore controlling the masses: sophistication of olde english and prose; Ideas rejected by the ruling elite in one regime could be exported into others, leading to a destabilization in these states: the transposition of renaissance ideas to germany found fertile ground in the religious reform movement. Paralleling the enlightenment giving rise to new was of thinking about peoples relations. The industrial revolution: the revolution introduced a major change in social organization. In the industrial revolution; new forms of transportation with new forms of communication worked to grow the industry.