Category Archives: Full range

McLuhan and Aristotle 3 (the Stagirite as dialectician)

McLuhan and Aristotle 2 (Maritain’s Introduction)

Contesting twofolds in Egypt and Greece

McLuhan’s contributions

McLuhan and Kenner (Dublin’s Joyce, chap 4)

Wyndham Lewis, Paleface, comments

Wheeler and McLuhan

Solution lies in the problem

Pasteur

McNamara’s band

McLuhan’s advice to Leary

Innis or Havelock?

Genitives, times and essential types

The entire range of human expressiveness

Plenary consciousness 2

Plenary consciousness (McLuhan and Hegel)

Poetic vs Rhetorical Exegesis 2: a question of ontology

Tactility

Tis optophone which ontophanes

The Electronic Revolution and the Undeveloped Countries of the Mind

McLuhan on media science in 1958

McLuhan & Peterson: competing fundamental myths 1

Peterson: time or times?

Yeats on the emotion of multitude

Taking flight

Wheel and Axle

McLuhan’s “flush-profile” review of Frye

Chemistry of the interior landscape 2

“Understanding is not a point of view”

McLuhan on phenomenology in LOM

McLuhan and George Bernard Shaw

Eisenstein 5 (the time of ‘epoch’)

Bridges of spiritual and mental states

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

Bacon in McLuhan 3 (Gutenberg Galaxy)

The essential plurality of the forms of being

Gigantomachia, triangular duel, siamese triplets

The Keats essay from 1943

McLuhan on “dichotomizing” in 1944

Lévi-Strauss on method in anthropology

Jung on Schiller 2

Lindberg before and after Foundations

McLuhan on first meeting Innis

Rupert Lodge: Synthesis or Comparison?

William Ivins

The keyboards of existence

Archetypes as inherently plural

X-ray awareness, the inside story

Dagwood and the ineradicable roots of our being

On Lewis and Technology 1944

McLuhan’s realism 9: Where Chesterton Comes In

McLuhan’s realism 7: “training in moral sensibility”

McLuhan’s realism 6: dialectics and erudition not enough

Proposal to Robert Hutchins 1947

McLuhan’s realism 5: Cambridge 1934-1935

“The formula of Virgil’s poetic chemistry”

What nobody knows

On the frontier everybody is a nobody

“Body percept” – identity, space and time

The vacuum tube, “the ballet of electrons”

Ted Carpenter on discovering ‘auditory space’

Relativity in Space, Time & Architecture

Relativity in Catholic Humanism and Modern Letters

Autobiography 1956: “Huge shift in the geography of perception and feeling”

Analogy of proper proportionality

Different kinds of “acoustic space”

Einstein

Relativity in The Mechanical Bride

Field theory

Relativity and topology

Havelock on the interpretation of all epochs

Havelock on the ‘oral-literate equation’

Comparative philosophy – Masson-Oursel and Crookshank

McLuhan’s Topic #3 – Richards and ontology

Key texts #2 — SI/SC revisited as “cliché­-probes”

Key texts #1 — “physiological and psychological balance”

The Beginnings of Gutenberg Galaxy 2 – Carothers

Uttering, outering

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

McLuhan and Plato 4 – Narcissus

McLuhan and Plato 3 – the wild horses of passion

McLuhan and Plato 1 – Phaedrus and Er

Through the Vanishing Point 3 – Yeats

Language itself

GV and TT p22 — Commentary 2: on “true strength”

GV and TT p22

The Proscenium Arch (2)

Menippean satire 2