A dictionary of Marshall McLuhan’s quotations

As indicated earlier, all human artefacts are extensions of man, outerings or utterings of the human body or psyche, private or corporate That is to say. they are speech, and they are translations of us, the users, from one form into another form metaphors.
Laws of Media: The New Science with Eric McLuhan, (1988), p 116
Year: 1988
Chapter: Extension Theory
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