McLuhan's New Sciences
When we push our paradigms back, we get "history"; when we push them forward, we get "science". (Take Today, 15)
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McLuhan’s new sciences: “only the authority of knowledge”
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Biography
I.A. Richards on Eric Havelock
Body percept 2
Theuth in Plato’s
Philebus
Parry and Lord in McLuhan
The Journey of Aeneas through the Waste Land
Encountering Maritain in 1934
McLuhan and Father Gerald Phelan 1934-1936
Innis and McLuhan in 1936
Stamps on Havelock and McLuhan
Goody on Havelock, Innis and McLuhan
Theall on Innis, Havelock and McLuhan
The
question
of unity
Pre-Christian Logos
Ted Carpenter on discovering ‘auditory space’
McLuhan & Williams on discovering ‘auditory space’
Relativity in
Space, Time & Architecture
Space, Time & Architecture
and McLuhan
Relativity in
Catholic Humanism and Modern Letters
Autobiography 1956: “Huge shift in the geography of perception and feeling”
Ontology and epistemology
Analogy of proper proportionality
Giedion – an “Author’s Note”
Minkowski in Giedion
Different kinds of “acoustic space”
Einstein
Relativity in
The Mechanical Bride
The mosaic in
A Faculty of Interrelations
Schafer —
The Tuning of the World
Sigfried Giedion —
A Faculty of Interrelations
What is
coherence
?
From vision to ‘vision’
Hayakawa — The Revision of Vision
Relativity and topology
W.O. Mitchell on Rupert Lodge
W.O. Mitchell and the quest to “embody insight”
The put-on
“The main question” in Valéry
Henry Wright on Winnipeg in 1920
Elsie McLuhan on the Mastery of Life
McLuhan vs the Walkathon in 1931
T.S. Eliot in Winnipeg
“The main question” in Dostoevsky
Deutsch on Christian complementarity
“Deutsch’s interesting pamphlet on communication” 1
Jackson Knight on “the main question”
Eliot’s ‘From Poe to Valéry’
Coleridge’s
Ancient Mariner
and Poe’s
Maelstrom
The Road to Xanadu
Autobiography – the experience of the second conversion
Autobiography – the experience of Cambridge
Golden on Innis and Havelock
Heyer on Innis and Havelock
Carey on Innis and Havelock
McLuhan’s second conversion
A “trick of analysis” in the Maelstrom
McLuhan on Poe’s Maelstrom
Innis to McLuhan February 26, 1951
Cleanth Brooks on the
Maelstrom
Richards and Havelock before 1947
Havelock on the interpretation of
all
epochs
Innis on the pulp and paper industry 1937
Havelock on the ‘oral-literate equation’
Havelock’s ‘Professional Technique of the Sophists’, 1940
Babe on Havelock, Innis and McLuhan
Innis to McLuhan January 12, 1952
Sirluck on Innis, Owen and Havelock
Innis and Havelock – 1930 and beyond
Havelock to McLuhan, 1970, and its background
Havelock, Innis and Richards in 1947
Explorations
Autobiography 1967
Hopkins: peace allows the death of it
Richards and McLuhan – The Windhover
Richards – the trivium, the eddy and the 2 sides of the mirror
Comparative philosophy – Masson-Oursel and Crookshank
McLuhan’s Topic #1 – “the law of writ”
Autobiography – encountering Alfred Adler
Autobiography – encountering Shakespeare
“Pouring [out] is also fulfillment, not emptying but filling”
Autobiography – remembering St Louis 1937-1944
Autobiography – encountering Maritain
Autobiography – McLuhan’s place in Canada and in the arts
Autobiography – encountering Chesterton
Autobiography — Richards and Empson
Autobiography 1932-1934
Autobiography 1944-1946
Autobiography 1934-1936
The Beginnings of
Gutenberg Galaxy
3 – Proof-reading in progress
Sense and senselessness 1 —
Some
sense?
Subjective and objective genitive 2
The Beginnings of
Gutenberg Galaxy
2 – Carothers
McLuhan and Plato 1: strange prisoners like ourselves
Autobiography 1962
McLuhan and Plato 7 – “a poise between”
McLuhan’s biographical note for ‘An Ancient Quarrel’ 1946
McLuhan and Plato 6 – Theuth
McLuhan and Plato 5 – Peter Pan
McLuhan and Plato 1 – Phaedrus and Er
Catholic Humanism and Modern Letters 3 – On the existence of knowledge
Catholic Humanism and Modern Letters – Introduction
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