Marshall McLuhan's "global village" metaphor suggests that the world's cultures are becoming increasingly disconnected and independent

A. True

B. False

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Alejandro Kerr

22 April, 00:35

Marshall McLuhan's "global village" metaphor suggests that the world's cultures are becoming increasingly disconnected and independent

A. True

B. False

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Jazlene Fry · Answer 1

The answer is "Option B"

Explanation:

Marshall McLuhan invented a word to describe the planet "shrunk under", that is also known as modern communications technologies. He associates with an expanded central nervous system with the vast network of Communication Systems, that eventually connected all of them worldwide. In his, a global village defines the world's integrated trend as a result of the proliferation of information technologies around the planet, that's why it is wrong.

Marshall McLuhan's "global village" metaphor suggests that the world's cultures are becoming increasingly disconnected and independentA. TrueB. False

Marshall McLuhan's "global village" metaphor suggests that the world's cultures are becoming increasingly disconnected and independent

A. True

B. False