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Understanding media

The Extensions of Man
Book • 1964
In 'Understanding Media: The Extensions of Man', Marshall McLuhan explores how different media forms influence human society and perception.

He introduces the concept that 'the medium is the message', suggesting that the characteristics of the medium, rather than its content, are what truly impact society.

McLuhan categorizes media into 'hot' and 'cool' types, based on the degree of audience participation required.

He also discusses how media extend human senses and alter human consciousness, leading to significant social and psychic consequences.

The book is a comprehensive analysis of various media, including print, radio, television, and more, and their effects on human interaction and culture.

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David Perell
as a source of inspiration for his understanding of the synthesis between different fields.
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Jonathan Haidt
as an author whose work explores the impact of media technologies on society.
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Riva Tez
as an example of someone who combined expertise in media theory with deep religious faith.
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Sean Illing
while discussing the impact of instant communication.
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The end of social media
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Ezra Klein
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Nicholas Carr
in the discussion of media's impact on thinking.
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Nicholas Carr on deep reading and digital thinking
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in relatie tot zintuigelijkheid en de elektrische revolutie.
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Sean Illing
in the context of his famous phrase "the medium is the message", relating it to the impact of technology on our attention.
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David Perell
as the most important book he's ever read, transforming his worldview and providing a framework for understanding technological shifts.
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David Perell, Founder of Write of Passage: The Downfall of Mainstream Media
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Robert Harrison
as the great founder of Media Studies.
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Melody Kim
as a book that explores how media extends and amputes our senses.
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Andrew McLuhan
when discussing the impact of media on society.
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Alastair Roberts
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Julia Hava
when discussing how the form of media is important for how we think and feel.
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Sean Illing
when discussing the impact of different media technologies on political culture.
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Sean Illing
when discussing media ecology and its impact on politics.
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Andrew McLuhan
when discussing his grandfather's work and its impact on his own understanding of media.
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Chad Grylls
in the context of biases in print-based text and the impact of media.
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David Patrick Herry
as someone whose technological theories he's a big fan of.
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Hodlbod
to understand the complex relationship between technology and people.
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