Marshall McLuhan
Marshall McLuhan was a Canadian philosopher and media theorist, best known for his work on the effects of media on human perception and society. He coined the famous phrase 'the medium is the message,' highlighting how the nature of a medium influences the way information is perceived, often more than the content itself. His influential ideas, such as 'global village' and 'the tetrad of media effects,' explored the transformative power of communication technologies and their implications for culture and social interactions. McLuhan's work laid the foundation for modern media studies, and his insights remain relevant in discussions about the impact of digital media and the internet on contemporary society.
Born on Jul 21, 1911 (114 years old)
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Switzerland:
Marshall McLuhan is noted for his assertion that the printed word revolutionized communication and thinking.
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China:
Marshall McLuhan's insights on electronic technology suggest a unifying effect on complex industrial and social activities.
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Indonesia:
Marshall McLuhan said, 'The medium is the message.'
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Indonesia:
Marshall McLuhan is famous for his phrase, 'the medium is the message'.
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Canada:
Canadian universities were celebrating the built-in lecture hall presence of TV sets that promised a brave new Marshall McLuhan pedagogical future.
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Switzerland:
Marshall McLuhan is referenced for his famous book 'The Medium is the Massage'.
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Canada:
Marshall McLuhan declared that 'Canada is the only country in the world that knows how to live without an identity.'
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Monaco:
Marshall McLuhan was a Canadian philosopher whose work influenced Christian Donati's views on communication.
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Pakistan:
Marshall McLuhan is mentioned as a luminary critiquing modern life.
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Indonesia:
Marshall McLuhan argued that technology could extend human senses.
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