Marshall McLuhan
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Explore Marshall McLuhan’s groundbreaking theories on communication, technology, and why "the medium is the message" in the digital age.
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Archetype, History, Media1 mention
1:12:22
…strength. There are too many windmills. Oh, windmills are always the money. You don't knock them over. They knock you over. As Don Quixote said, what a blow that phantom gave me. Wow. But, you know, look, the U.S. is finished simply because it is unable…
2:40
…compared to electric technology. And to be fighting against Marxism or communism in the electric age is to be like Don Quixote tilting at windmills. You're just mistaking the enemy altogether. Yes, sir. Actually, the threat of threat is being misinterpreted.…
With Tony Schwartz1 mention
23:27
…that their enemy that is destroying them is the new electronic technology. They think it's the damned old hardware, the school system. Don Quixote, when he got a real dose of Gutenberg romances, rushed out, got on his armor, and dashed off into the Middle…
With Harley Parker and Tony Schwartz1 mention
42:02
…men look at the past, extrapolate it into the present, under the illusion that they're looking at the future. When Don Quixote became saturated with the new products of Gutenberg technology, medieval romances got into print right away. He rode off madly…
25:33
…the book was new, It created the same kind of crazy revolution in people's inner life as TV is doing now. Don Quixote, or Quixote. is a good reminder. When those medieval romances, which had been secreted in monasteries for centuries, were suddenly…
25:34
…new, It created the same kind of crazy revolution in people's inner life as TV is doing now. Don Quixote, or Quixote. is a good reminder. When those medieval romances, which had been secreted in monasteries for centuries, were suddenly released by Gutenberg…
Fordham University with Mr Tockamora1 mention
2:31
…compared to electric technology. And to be fighting against Marxism or communism in the electric age is to be like Don Quixote tilting at windmills. You're just mistaking the enemy altogether. Yes, sir. That's what all politicians strive to be. Most of…
1:12:23
…strength. There are too many windmills. Oh, windmills are always the money. You don't knock them over, they knock you over. As Don Quixote said, what a blow that phantom gave me. Wow. But, yeah, look, the U.S. is finished simply because it is unable to…