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McLuhan’s new sciences: “only the authority of knowledge”
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Language
Crump’s
Epyllion
The spectacle of redemption
McLuhan and Plato 12 —
Cratylus
McLuhan replays Elsie
McLuhan on Dali
TV Guide
cover
Ear-view mirror
Hominization of the planet 2
Hominization of the planet 1
A whole new genus of sciences
Ian Hacking and the Toronto School of Communication
3 types of space
Genitives, times and essential types
Bacon and Vico
McLuhan on Vico
McDonald on McLuhan’s utopianism
McDonald on Humboldt and McLuhan
McLuhan versus
The Prison House of Language
1
WSCM 5: Watson Kirkconnell
WSCM 4: Tom Easterbrook
Wright on matter and spirit in 1917
Havelock in db of classical scholars
Poetic vs Rhetorical Exegesis 2: a question of ontology
Poetic vs Rhetorical Exegesis 1
Seneca
Optophone 3: “carry everywhere the reflection of its delight”
Optophone 2
Illusion and Reality
McLuhan’s “secret societies” problem
Innis multiplying Hugo (
PEMS
6)
Hugo on Gutenberg in 1831: the second tower of Babel
Innis on limitation (
PEMS
5)
‘The Later Innis’ and quantum mechanics
Innis on the state of the world in 2021 (
PEMS
3)
Peterson on Eliot’s knot
Jordan Peterson on the hero
Meaning as an arrow
Translating McLuhan to McLuhan
Citadel of inclusive awareness
Dating key terms
Burroughs on ‘Literary Techniques’
McLuhan reads Burroughs
Statement on Culture and Technology
Garbage Apocalypse
McLuhan in UT President’s Report 1973-1974
“Understanding is not a point of view”
The
goal
of science 6/25/59
Charge of the light brigade
Richard Hughes on media and the senses
Chemistry of the interior landscape
McLuhan on phenomenology in
LOM
How communicate the presupposition to communication?
McKeon, Gilson and Rorty
McLuhan, Hayakawa and Allison
McKeon’s 1935 Trivium essay 2 (the trivial debate)
Eisenstein 5 (the time of ‘epoch’)
McLuhan to Innis 1951 (3)
Culture Without Literacy
Lewis in McLuhan 3 (‘Nihilism Exposed’)
Bacon in McLuhan 7 (Lewis 2)
Lewis in McLuhan 1 (‘Lemuel in Lilliput’)
Wakese 4: Swift’s engine of communicativeness
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)
Quantum communications (the implications of essential plurality)
On
nisus
Vertical and horizontal times in Saussure and Nevitt
McLuhan’s 1963
Dalhousie
book review
Lodge, Richards and Schiller’s
Aesthetic Letters
“Ancient quarrel” in Lewis
“Ancient quarrel” and its synonyms (1950’s)
“Ancient quarrel” and its synonyms (1940’s)
Wakese 3: “A word is a single shot of a process”
Wakese 2: McLuhan on the “potencies” of language
Lodge in W.O. Mitchell’s
Who Has Seen the Wind
Richards’ existential demand
On the “necessary conjoint” of Platonists and Aristotelians
Wakese 1: On the quintessential extraction of language
Riezler on possibility
Riezler on ontology
Poetry as circuit control
John Lindberg
“Perpetuity of collective harmony” as judo
Kenneth Boulding
Multi-levels of simultaneous presentation
McLuhan’s new sciences: “only the authority of knowledge”
Havelock, McLuhan & the history of education
Human being: navigator between worlds
Eliot on Scylla and Charybdis
What is the present?
Jung
X-ray awareness, the inside story
The Maelstrom in Mallarmé’s
Coup de Dés
Effect before cause in Gilson
Voices in
Dubliners
and
A Portrait
The New Criticism and plural times
The
question
of the “objective correlative”
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