I'm very sorry Professor Carpenter isn't here because they concern his world very closely. I just put, a few minutes ago, I was talking to a member of this class who is translating understanding media into Greek. And the first question, I'd only met him…

…looking at one of these objects. I'm going to read you a poem, just a few line poem, written by Eskimos. translated by Professor Carpenter, who, I'm very sorry that he's not here to read his own poem to you, but Professor Parker and myself have done a…

…be a very handy approach to that in a new book called Culture, edited by an anthropologist, Ashley Montague, well known to Professor Carpenter and myself. And he lives nearby here, too. First, I might point out that the title, The Medium is the Massage,…

…so you don't turn anything right side up. There's an even more fascinating example of this in Eskimo art, which I'll have Professor Carpenter comment on. As far as we know, verticality, in the sense that you and I perceive things, rendered in a vertical…

…readily available items. And I don't hesitate to mention a little-known one. Again, came out of that enterprise, Professor Carpenter and my own, on explorations. And this is explorations number eight. Professor Carpenter printed explorations number nine under…

…came out of that enterprise, Professor Carpenter and my own, on explorations. And this is explorations number eight. Professor Carpenter printed explorations number nine under the heading Eskimo. It's an unavailable, out-of-print book, but will be back in…

…pulled right out from under him because the very thing he has deplored for a century is now happening to him. But Professor Carpenter is an anthropologist who belongs to, as it were, a professional group that has glorified tribal man for a long time. The…