psychological changes entailed in the passage from illiteracy to print and beyond." McLuhan's The Gutenberg Galaxy won Canada's highest literary award, the Governor-General's Award for Non-Fiction, in 1962. The chairman of the selection committee was McLuhan's colleague at the University of Toronto and oftentime intellectual sparring partner, Northrop Frye. See also Media ecology Technological determinism Notes and references Reading links External links University of Toronto, Marshall McLuhan Program in Culture and Technology {2008-08-07} Isabel Morisse and Uwe Lehman, Marshall McLuhan Project {2008-08-07} Isabel Morisse and Uwe Lehman, Marshall McLuhan Project, philosophy, The Gutenberg Galaxy, 4 epochs of history {2008-08-07} About the Library of Congress {2008-08-07} John Sutherland, "Feel Free to browse", The Guardian, Saturday 12 August 2006 {2008-08-08} 1962 non-fiction books Books about the media Books in philosophy of technology Canadian non-fiction books English-language books Finnegans Wake History books about printing Technology in society University of Toronto Press books Works by Marshall McLuhan