Who analyzed the role of print media in imagining nationhood?
APerry Anderson
BBenedict Anderson
CVictor Kiernann
DWalter Bagehot
Answer:
B. Benedict Anderson
Read Explanation:
Benedict Anderson, in his book Imagined Communities, analyzed the crucial role of print media in the formation of nationhood.
He argued that print capitalism, specifically the rise of print media in vernacular languages, facilitated the creation of imagined communities by fostering a sense of shared identity and understanding among geographically dispersed populations.
