Of course the trouble with Leavis is that his passion important work forbids him to look for the sun in the egg-tarnished spoons of the daily table. In other words, his failure to grasp current society in its intellectual modes (say in the style of [Lewis's) Time and Western Man or Giedion's Space Time and Architecture) cuts him off from the relevant pabulum.
Letter to Walter J. Ong, S.J., and Clement J. McNaspy, S.J., December 23, 1944, in Letters of Marshall McLuhan (1987) p 166
Year: 1944
Chapters:
Giedion, Sigfried | Language of Forms
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