Author: Chen Xin'er
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: Although the content of "Brain Gymnastics" differs from the theories of the renowned Canadian sociologist McLuhan, this book is entirely based on a concept that originates from "the point." In other words, I believe that individual phenomena, individual new ideas, and individual things are more significant than the connections of "lines" in front, behind, left, and right. We hold a strong interest in these individual elements and immerse ourselves in them. Television and "Brain Gymnastics" share similar characteristics in this regard. At the end of each question in this book, there are responses from 100 college students, including those from Seisen University and other ambitious students. Their answers reflect the characteristics of young people in the television era, with numerous free-spirited and unconventional responses that greatly inspired me as well. Additionally, it should be noted that the television program content mentioned in this book is based on my free imagination, and the broadcast times may not necessarily align with actual television programs.
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