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"This is McLuhan's most important and most underappreciated distinction. It was developed in the seminars around the journal *Explorations* in the 1950s with Edmund Carpenter, the anthropologist E.S. Carpenter, the urbanist Jaqueline Tyrwhitt, and others, and elaborated in *The Gutenberg Galaxy* (1962), *Understanding Media*, and posthumously in his essay "Visual and Acoustic Space" (with Bruce Powers, in *The Global Village*, 1989)."
From # A Comprehensive Map of Marshall McLuhan's Thought: Concepts, Neuroscience, Unexplored Territory, and Critical Reception
Supports Neutral fact · McLuhan developed the distinction between acoustic space and visual space in seminars around the journal *Explorations* in the 1950s.
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