A dictionary of Marshall McLuhan’s quotations

[E]very mode of technology is a reflex of our most intimate psychological experience. The pointillage of Seurat is a derivative of Humean association psychology and exfoliates again in modern wire-photos. Movie technique has obvious relations with the panoramic devices of Scott or Tolstoy.
“Inside Blake and Hollywood,” Sewanee Review, October 1947, p 714.
Year: 1947
↪ Also at #2180, #2206, #3577, #7014
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