Category Archives: Aristotle

McLuhan and Aristotle 5 (dualisms in 1944)

McLuhan and Aristotle 4 (Synthesis between Plato and Aristotle?)

McLuhan and Aristotle 3 (the Stagirite as dialectician)

McLuhan and Aristotle 2 (Maritain’s Introduction)

McLuhan and Aristotle 1 (first encounters)

Kenner on McLuhan, the universal sage

Reborn from ruin

McLuhan’s contributions

Euclid and effect

McLuhan and Plato 14: “nothing exists in itself”

The representative ferment

Mimesis

Nous poietikos, agent intellect

Simulation

McLuhan and Plato 13: epyllion

Inclusive consciousness

Peterson: time or times?

Yeats on the emotion of multitude

Comments on Elder’s comments on Barilli

McLuhan to Skornia 6/8/59

How communicate the presupposition to communication?

McLuhan to Innis 1951 (3)

Heine on ‘Plato’ and ‘Aristotle’

Wakese 2: McLuhan on the “potencies” of language

Heisenberg on possibility

Heisenberg on ‘an ancient quarrel’

Ontology and physics

Riezler on possibility

Riezler on ontology

Riezler on the situation of the world

The “magical” essence of communication

Chrystall on time 2