A dictionary of Marshall McLuhan’s quotations

An all-at-once world is structurally like the subconscious. It tends to be mythical and archetypal. Consciousness becomes incidental rather than structural. It is the old environment, not the new one. The individual yields to the tribal man.
Letter to Peter Drucker, October 24, 1966, in Letters, 1987, p 338
Year: 1966
↪ Also at #4901
Compiled by William Kuhns
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