“We owe Marshall McLuhan this idea that a post-literate society will resemble in some ways a pre-literate society.”
James Marriott, Guest on EconTalkThe Death of Reading (with James Marriott) 9/21/26

Marshall McLuhan · 1964
A speaker recommends a book written by someone else.
None yet.
Named without an opinion attached.
“We owe Marshall McLuhan this idea that a post-literate society will resemble in some ways a pre-literate society.”
James Marriott, Guest on EconTalkThe Death of Reading (with James Marriott) 9/21/26
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