From Adam Goodheart’s “The Last Island of the Savages” (The American Scholar, Autumn 2000, 69(4):13-44):
The gift-dropping missions had ended in 1996. There was still no television set on North Sentinel; it remained, like Prospero’s island, a place where the air shimmered with invisible signals, with unseen Hindi soap operas and Thai music that drifted, unheard, across the Andaman Sea.
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Posted on June 3rd, 2006 by Scott Granneman
Categories: Commonplace Book, Technology
Tags: anthropology, imaginary, stone_age, tv
