A dictionary of Marshall McLuhan’s quotations

The dances that came in with TV were to match—all the way to the Twist, which is merely a form of very unanimated dialogue, the gestures and grimaces of which indicate involvement in depth, but "nothing to say."
Understanding Media (1964), MIT/Routledge edition, p 328
Year: 1964
Chapter: Dialogue
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