Understanding Media: The Extensions of Man. With a New Introduction and Bibliography by the Author.
by McLuhan, Marshall, 1911-1980
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N.Y., McGraw-Hill [1966]. . Soft Cover. xiii, 364 p.; 18 cm. Addresses two questions: what are communications and how do communications affect mankind." Stock #29,689. VG/ wrappers. Linguistics, social history, philosophy.
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- Title
- Understanding Media: The Extensions of Man. With a New Introduction and Bibliography by the Author.
- Author
- McLuhan, Marshall, 1911-1980
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- Soft Cover
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- Used
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- Paperback
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- N.Y., McGraw-Hill [1966].
- Keywords
- Linguistics
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- Language and Linguistics; Communication;
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