Marshall McLuhan, 1973.

Jobs and the Electronic Environment

The NYPR Archive Collections | Jan 1, 2000

Tony Schwartz introduces a recording of media theorist and philosopher McLuhan speaking at the Museum of Modem Art about jobs, work, roles, and the electronic environment. Mcluhan makes the observation that, "to grow up in a modem electronic environment is a fantastically complex and difficult job." Schwartz closes with an audio montage of people talking about McLuhan and his work.


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