McLuhan's New Sciences
When we push our paradigms back, we get "history"; when we push them forward, we get "science". (Take Today, 15)
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On the opening of a new domain
McLuhan’s new sciences: “only the authority of knowledge”
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Language
Pre-Christian Logos
What is
coherence
?
From vision to ‘vision’
Relativity and topology
“The main question” in Valéry
Hopkins: peace allows the death of it
Richards and McLuhan – The Windhover
Richards – the trivium, the eddy and the 2 sides of the mirror
Key texts #2 — SI/SC revisited as “cliché-probes”
Autobiography 1930
Sense and senselessness 2 — Wittgenstein on language and language learning
Sense and senselessness 1 —
Some
sense?
Subjective and objective genitive
McLuhan and Plato 6 – Theuth
McLuhan and Plato 4 – Narcissus
McLuhan and Plato 2 –
When
is myth?
Through the Vanishing Point 3 – Yeats
“Language itself” 2 – Wallace Stevens
Catholic Humanism and Modern Letters 2: What Mallarmé saw
Catholic Humanism and Modern Letters 1
The Waters of Intelligibility – Mis-taking McLuhan
“Language itself”
Why Science?
The Proscenium Arch (1)
Chrystall on time 2
Centre and Margin 3
Centre and Margin 1
Chrystall on time 1
McLuhan’s language 2 (Lamberti)
McLuhan’s language
Media as atomic structures
RVM or through the looking glass?
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