Further Reading
- "The Tetrad and Phenomenology". Harman, Graham. Explorations in Media Ecology 6 (3) (2007): 189-196.
- "Laws of Media: The Pentad and Technical Syncretism". Zingrone, Frank. McLuhan Studies 1 (1991).
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