A dictionary of Marshall McLuhan’s quotations

At electric speeds, every kind of human past is present, exactly in the manner in which T.S. Eliot discerned the prehistorical and contemporary simultaneity of the life of words [in his passage] “What I call the auditory imagination…”
“Implications of Cultural Uniformity,” 1975, p 56
Year: 1975
Chapter: Speedups
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