The Zombie Stance of the Technological Idiot is a lyrical probe on media in the contemporary moment and the
inextricability of media from the contemporary. The title is taken from a 1969 interview with Marshall McLuhan for Playboy Magazine. He uses the phrase to refer to what he considers the numbing effects of new media where media is an extension of man
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clothing of
skin, wheels of feet, the alphabet of the eye
inextricability of media from the contemporary. The title is taken from a 1969 interview with Marshall McLuhan for Playboy Magazine. He uses the phrase to refer to what he considers the numbing effects of new media where media is an extension of man
—
clothing of
skin, wheels of feet, the alphabet of the eye
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