Category Archives: Theme

Bacon in McLuhan 7 (Lewis 2)

Lewis in McLuhan 1 (‘Lemuel in Lilliput’)

Wakese 4: Swift’s engine of communicativeness

Alfred Korzybski

Bacon in McLuhan 6 (‘Medieval Grammar as the Basis of Bacon’s Novum Organum‘)

Bacon in McLuhan 5 (‘Francis Bacon, Ancient or Modern?’)

Bacon in McLuhan 4 (‘Printing and Social Change’)

Bacon in McLuhan 3 (Gutenberg Galaxy)

Bacon in McLuhan 2 (‘Bacon’s Patristic Inheritance’)

Bacon in McLuhan 1 (Nashe thesis)

Stewart Robb

The essential plurality of the forms of being

Verlinde and the aversion to philosophy

Verlinde: Physics in the Information Age

Quantum communications (the implications of essential plurality)

On nisus

Vertical and horizontal times in Saussure and Nevitt

Gigantomachia, triangular duel, siamese triplets

McLuhan and Lodge (‘Philosophy and Education’)

Bradbrook’s School of Night and the dynamics of experience

“Food for the mind is like food for the body”

Aesthetic Pattern (singular) in Keats’ Odes

McLuhan’s 1963 Dalhousie book review

The Keats essay from 1943

McLuhan on “dichotomizing” in 1944

Lévi-Strauss on method in anthropology

Jung on Schiller 2

Jung on Schiller 1

The Toronto school and Schiller

Lodge, Richards and Schiller’s Aesthetic Letters

Schiller’s Aesthetic Letters and nihilism

The times of science

The breakthrough insight at “the level of essence”

Planet as art-form before the satellite

Past the vanishing point

“Ancient quarrel” in Lewis

“Ancient quarrel” and its synonyms (1950’s)

“Ancient quarrel” and its synonyms (1940’s)

Review of Northrop Frye’s Anatomy of Criticism

Lewis on the fate of the West

Reversal 1

Media definition

Planet polluto, garbage apocalypse

Wakese 3: “A word is a single shot of a process”

The subjugation of the human spirit

Wakese 2: McLuhan on the “potencies” of language

Lodge in W.O. Mitchell’s Who Has Seen the Wind

McLuhan vs Richards, Transformation vs Transportation

3 forms of Being in Havelock’s Crucifixion

Richards’ existential demand

On the “necessary conjoint” of Platonists and Aristotelians

Wakese 1: On the quintessential extraction of language

Bohm on times

Heisenberg on possibility

Heisenberg on ‘an ancient quarrel’

Ontology and physics

Bohm and Hiley on “active information”

Riezler on possibility

Riezler on ontology

Bohm on “the wrong turn”

Bohm on the spacetimes of consciousness

Bohm on the ratio of ratios

Bohm on making and matching

McLuhan interview on The City as Classroom

Bohm on percept and concept

Bohm on formal cause

Verbi-Voco-Visual note on the chemistry of experience

Poetry as circuit control

Charles Cochrane and “problems of time”

Lindberg before and after Foundations

John Lindberg

“Perpetuity of collective harmony” as judo

Heinrich Wölfflin and the laws of media

McLuhan on first meeting Innis

Rupert Lodge: Synthesis or Comparison?

McLuhan on ‘effect’ in 1946

What Havelock knew in 1938

Dialogue and ethics

Project 69: What I Learned On The Project

Kenneth Boulding

McLuhan’s #1 breakthrough

Richard L Meier and “substitutability”

Georg von Békésy

Multi-levels of simultaneous presentation

Ernst Gombrich

William Ivins

Heinrich Wölfflin

Adolf Hildebrand

McLuhan to Serge Chermayeff

McLuhan’s new sciences: “only the authority of knowledge”

Havelock, McLuhan & the history of education

The keyboards of existence

How it is

Human being: navigator between worlds

The world too much with us

Present depicted 60 years ago

Eliot on Scylla and Charybdis

Scylla and Charybdis

Blackout

What is the present?