Category Archives: Single and Double Perspective

McLuhan and Plato 14: “nothing exists in itself”

The representative ferment

Inclusive consciousness

Dali Visage paranoïaque

Pasteur

McDonald on McLuhan’s utopianism

The earwig when bisected fights itself

Burroughs on ‘Literary Techniques’

Maelstrom in Ertrog and Yeats

McLuhan on dialogue February 1959

Und so weiter! (the gap)

Eisenstein 4 (1951)

Analog and digital times

Culture Without Literacy

The essential plurality of the forms of being

Lévi-Strauss on method in anthropology

Bohm on the spacetimes of consciousness

Bohm on the ratio of ratios

Dialogue and ethics

Multi-levels of simultaneous presentation

Havelock, McLuhan & the history of education

Blackout

When is ‘before’?

From the unconscious to the conscious to consciousness of the unconscious

Dagwood and the ineradicable roots of our being

Writing and the Alphabet in Innis and McLuhan

Tradition and the Individual Talent

The “Vacuum of the Self”, the “Abced-minded”

What is coherence?

W.O. Mitchell and the quest to “embody insight”

“The main question” in Dostoevsky

Innis and Havelock – 1930 and beyond

Uttering, outering

McLuhan and Plato 11- on the perception of the child (obj gen)

McLuhan and Plato 10 – on the child and the child’s perception

McLuhan and Plato 9 – on the plain of oblivion

McLuhan to Innis 1951 (2)

McLuhan to Innis 1951 (1)

The Proscenium Arch (3)

The Proscenium Arch (2)

The Proscenium Arch (1)