A dictionary of Marshall McLuhan’s quotations

The failure of American writers to direct a strong critical light on popular art may be due to their own sense of futility, or it may proceed from a defect of political awareness - a failure to note that art and education, which include minority thought and feeling, are indivisible from the total life of the nation.
“The New York Wits,” in The Kenyon Review, 1945, p 17
Year: 1945
Chapter: Popular Culture
Compiled by William Kuhns
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