A dictionary of Marshall McLuhan’s quotations

For students today approach their world via languages of several media. That is to say, that they live in a world that requires of them extremely complex responses. Another way of saying this is to point to the fact that in an electronic world there can be no hidden crannies or any unarticulated experience. We cannot live with the subliminal or the inarticulate in private or group experience.
“The New Media and the New Education,” in The Basilian Teacher, December 1961, p 26
Year: 1961
Chapter: Education
Compiled by William Kuhns
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