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By:Umberto Eco,Istituto italiano di cultura (Toronto, Ont.)
Published on 1996 by Guernica Editions


|It is impossible to think about the present or the future of universities without taking into account the fact that universities live in a world dominated by mass media.| - U Eco. Eco wrote this short essay when he was awarded an Honorary Doctorate in letters by Laurentian University (Canada). The essay appears in English, French, and Italian.

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