A dictionary of Marshall McLuhan’s quotations

This is not to make value judgments. Donne, the medievalist, is oral, active, aggressive and engages the reader in the same restless role. Browne, the charming humanist, is a master at cultivating the gentle reader, playing up his whimsical personality as a principal component in his entertainment.
“Printing and Social Change”, 1959, pages 17-18
Year: 1959
Chapter: Unconscious
Compiled by William Kuhns
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