A dictionary of Marshall McLuhan’s quotations

The so-called-vulgar arts and recreations are not a popular substitute for the high arts. And the high arts of painting, music, and poetry are not an alternative to baseball, comics, and detective fiction. They are all closely interwoven in the single network of communication which makes any society what ever a living unity. In fact, that is the clue which I shall offer as the solution to the conundrum of "why is baseball culture?"
Baseball Is Culture, 1952 p 2
Year: 1952
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Compiled by William Kuhns
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