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Refers to the regions of latin america, asia, africa, oceania. Mostly low income politically/ culturally marginalized
Global South
Countries in global south L A A O
Latin America
Asia
Africa
Oceania
Economically disadvantaged, post-cold war alternative to third world
Global
south
alphabet greater abstraction
cuneiform
national
media
system become
internationalized
media
globalization
tv, radio,
fax
,
digital encoding
information
electronic media
most important media influence globalization
computer
humanskind
principal technology
script writing
people
throughout the world are inter connected
GLOBAL
VILLAGE
coined the term
global village
Marshall Macluhan
umbrella
category music for western consumption
world
music
oldest/ most enduring media
human speech
device for mass production
printing press
written and
orderly
alignment of documents
true
introduction of cellphone was defining moment for globalization
false-
television
lands and culture were learned through rituals
travels
electronic media
reference to
print media
true
Music partitcipates reinforcing of boundaries of culture and
identity
true
going globalization processes are revolutionalized by 19th century
tue
music industry is a part of
globalization
phenomena
true
20 century,
radio
was the only available
mass media
true
film
was soon developed as an
artistic medium
true
human ability to move- facilitated by sharing of information
true
companies involved in globalization: M A G F
Mincrosoft
Apple
Google
Facebook
describes media as means of conveying something-
channel
of
communication
Lule
describes media as means of conveying something- channel of communication
Lule
the medium is the message
mcluhan
turns the world into global village
television
the world being americanized HS
Herbert SChiller
Globalization implicates
religion
true
globalization encourage
religious pluralism
true
Perspective of intellectuals. all secularizations would look alike TMP
The Modernist Perspective
rejects
enlightenment, core value is expressive individualism PMP
Post modern Perspective
alternative perspective
Pre-modernist
Perspective
describing solutions to new-found situations as a result of migration
Transnational
Religion
construct pure religion
fundamentalist
/
revivalist
connected
with specific faiths with ethnic groups
Indigenization
rise of vernacular language
Vernacularization
connected
the consolidation
nationalization
complemented
religious
nationalization
transnationalization