The age of missing information

by Bill McKibben

First published 1992 · 261 pages

About this book

An excellent study of the modern extraction of man from his surroundings. Mr. McKibben, through an enlightening experiment of media vs. nature, pits McLuhan against Emerson to find the value of the information received when one relies solely on their respective subjects of study. Can a tree teach more than a TV? Find out, before it's too late!

  • Nature
  • Philosophy of nature
  • Popular culture
  • Social aspects
  • Television broadcasting
  • Television broadcasting, social aspects
  • Popular culture, united states
  • Parenting

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