Museum of Modern Art NYC with Ralph Baldwin & Tony Schwartz
Marshall McLuhan
Jonathan
May 25, 202627 June 1966MoMA, New York, NY
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A lecture by Marshall McLuhan and collaborators argues that media shape perception, with television, film, sound, and print each creating different levels of involvement and detachment. Using examples from Joyce, art history, and contemporary culture, the talk contrasts narrative with pattern recognition and frames media as environments that transform human consciousness.
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