Evolution of Media: Marshall McLuhan

The Tribal Age (Pre-Historic) was the first period characterized by the prevalence of ______ communication

Marshall Mcluhan is a renowned communication theorist from the University of Toronto who provided a clear story on how the media evolved through technological ______

In the Tribal Age, prehistoric people relied on face-to-face interaction primarily through ______ senses

According to Marshall Mcluhan, oral culture was structured by the dominant ______ senses of life

Pictorial Space is uniform, sequential, and continuous, and creates a closed world with none of the rich resonance of the tribal ______

Hieroglyphs, such as in the early writing of Egyptian, Babylonian, Mayan and Chinese Cultures. 3. PRINT AGE - Johannes Gutenberg, who invented the printing press, was reproduced by thousands. - Invention of Gutenberg press of the movable type in the 15th century. - making these forms of media is restricted to the ruling class or ______ members. - Knowledge was no longer restricted to the privileged rich and ruling class.

The introduction of phonetic literacy

Written Materials such as books became increasingly available to the people of different ______ classes. - sharing ideas became faster, and acquiring information became easier.

Mass- produced writing cultivated a sense of ______, where people spoke and wrote the same language.

Printing was the first mechanization for handcrafts through an ______ sequence of step by step processes.

This mechanization, for Mcluhan, became the ______ of forthcoming development.

4. Electronic Age - characterized by dominance of the electric media, telegraph, radio, films, telephone, computer and ______.

Invention of the Telegraph in the 1830s started an electronic revolution that diminished the role of the print ______.

Television, the newest form of media, and he believed that this ' is the most significant among other electric media '' because it is rampant, the message a television brings delved into the central nervous system of the ______.

YOU CALLED THIS 4 STAGES OF EVOLUTION OF MEDIA AS ______ MEDIA.

During the Tribal Age (Pre-Historic), what was the primary medium of communication according to Marshall Mcluhan?

What did Marshall Mcluhan describe as being structured by the dominant auditory senses of life during the Tribal Age?

What invention in the 15th century made forms of media accessible to a wider audience, according to Marshall Mcluhan?

Which form of media did Marshall Mcluhan consider to be the most significant among other electric media?

In the Age of Literacy, what bombshell installation did Marshall Mcluhan refer to as 'installing sight at the head of hierarchy of senses'?

Which invention in the 15th century made written materials increasingly available to people of different socioeconomic classes?

What was the first mechanization for handcrafts through an analytic sequence of step by step processes?

Which form of media is characterized by the dominance of electric media such as telegraph, radio, films, telephone, computer, and television?

What did Marshall Mcluhan believe was the most significant form of media among other electric media?

What did the Electronic Age diminish the role of?