A dictionary of Marshall McLuhan’s quotations

There is no lack of evidence of both physical and metaphysical violence as a response to this situation. T.S. Eliot has a line which seems to indicate awareness of the discarnate state of electronic man: "We all go into the silent funeral; nobody's funeral, for there is nobody to bury”.
Letter to Clare Boothe Luce, April 5, 1979, in Letters of Marshall McLuhan (1987), p 543
Year: 1979
Chapters: Discarnate | Eliot, T.S.
↪ Also at #2003
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