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

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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
S.D. Neill on Innis and McLuhan
Gigantomachia, triangular duel, siamese triplets
Taking Lodge to Cambridge and beyond
McLuhan and Lodge (‘Philosophy and Education’)
Lloyd Wheeler
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
Lodge in Dalhousie Review
McLuhan’s 1963 Dalhousie book review
The Keats essay from 1943
McLuhan on “dichotomizing” in 1944
Lévi-Strauss on method in anthropology
Heine on ‘Plato’ and ‘Aristotle’
McLuhan’s course books
“If it can be done, it must be done.”
Jung on Schiller 2
Jung on Schiller 1
The “new level” of art
Jung’s drame intérieur

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