We did have a swivel chair! LOL. And we'd have to haul in dining room chairs to the living room for anything special on TV . In both houses the living room was a long rectangle, and the couch/ recliner/ coffee table cluster was set up at one far end, the TV by itself at the other far end in the corner.
In my mind, yes. (I watched all of the drawing videos, plus REM). You might be able to guess my age range when I tell you that in both my childhood homes, our couch and chairs faced a coffee table strewn with two daily newspapers, Newsweek, Time, varius novels, and then a large picture window. The TV was in the corner.
So you moved chairs for TV events? In our home, there were two swivel chairs in the middle that were great for face to face chats, then turn and there was the TV
We did have a swivel chair! LOL. And we'd have to haul in dining room chairs to the living room for anything special on TV . In both houses the living room was a long rectangle, and the couch/ recliner/ coffee table cluster was set up at one far end, the TV by itself at the other far end in the corner.
We did have a swivel chair! LOL. And we'd have to haul in dining room chairs to the living room for anything special on TV . In both houses the living room was a long rectangle, and the couch/ recliner/ coffee table cluster was set up at one far end, the TV by itself at the other far end in the corner.
Re: In other words, the grammar of the visual is hostile to the communication of absolute truths and accurate information.
And yet: Icons.
Icons fit in an oral and scroll culture — pre-modern. And icons are always subservient to scripture and the Church Fathers.
Thanks, I think you established your first part well.
Thank you. Did you draw the sketches?
In my mind, yes. (I watched all of the drawing videos, plus REM). You might be able to guess my age range when I tell you that in both my childhood homes, our couch and chairs faced a coffee table strewn with two daily newspapers, Newsweek, Time, varius novels, and then a large picture window. The TV was in the corner.
So you moved chairs for TV events? In our home, there were two swivel chairs in the middle that were great for face to face chats, then turn and there was the TV
We did have a swivel chair! LOL. And we'd have to haul in dining room chairs to the living room for anything special on TV . In both houses the living room was a long rectangle, and the couch/ recliner/ coffee table cluster was set up at one far end, the TV by itself at the other far end in the corner.
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Im sure you have already read it but just in case you didnt, I just re-read it
Christ and the Media by Malcolm Muggeridge
Of course that was in the Urbana mix. But I will try to revisit it!