William J. Buxton is Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Communication Studies and Senior Fellow, Centre for Sensory Studies, at Concordia University. He is also professeur associé au Département d’information et de communication de l’Université Laval.

• AcknowledgementsIntroduction: Towards “Total Museology”William J. Buxton1 | Trailblazing Follower: Harley Parker’s Role as Museum Exhibit Designer, Collaborator, and Stand-In for Marshall McLuhanGary Genosko2 | Exploration of the Ways, Means, and Values of Museum Communication with the Viewing Public: A Seminar, Museum of the City of New York, 1967Edited and Annotated by William J. Buxton3 | Postscript: Multi-Sensory MuseologyDavid HowesIndex

"The Museum as Large-Room Pinball Machine revitalizes early critical reflections on museology through the work of Marshall McLuhan and Harley Parker. It examines contemporary shifts in the field, offering a timely contribution to current debates in museum theory and practice." Richard Cavell, University of British Columbia

William J. Buxton is Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Communication Studies and Senior Fellow, Centre for Sensory Studies, at Concordia University. He is also professeur associé au Département d’information et de communication de l’Université Laval.

• AcknowledgementsIntroduction: Towards “Total Museology”William J. Buxton1 | Trailblazing Follower: Harley Parker’s Role as Museum Exhibit Designer, Collaborator, and Stand-In for Marshall McLuhanGary Genosko2 | Exploration of the Ways, Means, and Values of Museum Communication with the Viewing Public: A Seminar, Museum of the City of New York, 1967Edited and Annotated by William J. Buxton3 | Postscript: Multi-Sensory MuseologyDavid HowesIndex

"The Museum as Large-Room Pinball Machine revitalizes early critical reflections on museology through the work of Marshall McLuhan and Harley Parker. It examines contemporary shifts in the field, offering a timely contribution to current debates in museum theory and practice." Richard Cavell, University of British Columbia

William J. Buxton is Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Communication Studies and Senior Fellow, Centre for Sensory Studies, at Concordia University. He is also professeur associé au Département d’information et de communication de l’Université Laval.

• AcknowledgementsIntroduction: Towards “Total Museology”William J. Buxton1 | Trailblazing Follower: Harley Parker’s Role as Museum Exhibit Designer, Collaborator, and Stand-In for Marshall McLuhanGary Genosko2 | Exploration of the Ways, Means, and Values of Museum Communication with the Viewing Public: A Seminar, Museum of the City of New York, 1967Edited and Annotated by William J. Buxton3 | Postscript: Multi-Sensory MuseologyDavid HowesIndex

"The Museum as Large-Room Pinball Machine revitalizes early critical reflections on museology through the work of Marshall McLuhan and Harley Parker. It examines contemporary shifts in the field, offering a timely contribution to current debates in museum theory and practice." Richard Cavell, University of British Columbia