"Adventures with McLuhan"
"McLuhan was much misunderstood. He never promoted TV over books as popular accounts gave out. He never expressed a preference for tribal culture over individualism."
[Source: Literary Review of Canada]
February 01, 2008
"McLuhan was much misunderstood. He never promoted TV over books as popular accounts gave out. He never expressed a preference for tribal culture over individualism."
[Source: Literary Review of Canada]
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