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Explore Marshall McLuhan’s groundbreaking theories on communication, technology, and why "the medium is the message" in the digital age.
…Whereas this is new, and this is far more satisfactory in terms of perception. Well, Ted was remarking the other day, Ted Carpenter was remarking the other day, that what had happened was that the film... has just totally outmoded all the past archaeology.…
We're going to hear, not McLuhan, we're going to hear Ted Carpenter give a speech. McLuhan's main colleague in the 60s and 50s. He's going to give a speech at Fordham in 1968. He was there with McLuhan during McLuhan's Albert Schweitzer chair. So here we…
…doing, of course. They're making money. This is the way they sell records. It's tied in mainly with the record business. But Ted Carpenter knew these guys from California, and we had lunch with them. And they're in the area. We'll have to get together.…
September 20th, 1967. This is the second class of the course at Fordham University with McLuhan and Harley Parker and Ted Carpenter and John Culkin. We heard last week, September 18th, the inaugural class. Now this is two days later. So Dr. Carpenter will…
…piece. That's in today's time. Today's time, yeah. In the entertainment section. Well, well. Incidentally, I'm just interjecting out here. Ted Carpenter told me some time ago that the igloo was created by the primus stove, not by the Eskimo. I couldn't…