Four Arguments for the Elimination of Television darwin that primitive thought rests upon

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Four Arguments for the Elimination of Television darwin that primitive thought rests uponAuthor Contributor(s): Mander, Jerry Publisher: William Morrow Paperbacks Date: 3 1 1978 Binding: Paperback Condition: NEW A total departure from previous writing about television, this book is the first ever to advocate that the medium is not reformable. Its problems are inherent in the technology itself and are so dangerous to personal health and sanity, to the environment, and to democratic processes that TV ought to be eliminated forever. Weaving