A dictionary of Marshall McLuhan’s quotations

Whereas Rousseau in the highly civilized society of the eighteenth century had come to value the integral qualities of primitive life, we have come to understand in detail the operation of those factors that enable civilized values to permeate oral situations.
“The Marfleet Lectures” , March 16-17 (1967),p 115, reprinted in Understanding Me (2003), p 103
Year: 1967
Compiled by William Kuhns
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