Category Archives: Gigantomachia

Contesting twofolds in Egypt and Greece

Wheeler and McLuhan

Thoth: “the third ends the discord of the two”

Olympus, Pelion and Ossa in Hamlet

McLuhan and Plato 8½ – Gigantomachia in the Symposium

Typhon/Minotaur/Dionysus parallels

Connubium of Being 1

McLuhan & Peterson: competing fundamental myths 1

Jordan Peterson on the hero

Medium in America and Cosmic Man

Und so weiter! (the gap)

Epoch: Dostoevsky

Lewis in McLuhan 3 (‘Nihilism Exposed’)

The gigantomachia in GG from Rabelais

The essential plurality of the forms of being

Gigantomachia, triangular duel, siamese triplets

Bradbrook’s School of Night and the dynamics of experience

The Toronto school and Schiller

Heisenberg on ‘an ancient quarrel’

Rupert Lodge: Synthesis or Comparison?

Percepts of existence

The Gorgon

Monstrosity

Dagwood and the ineradicable roots of our being

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

The gigantomachia in Dostoevsky

McLuhan to Richards July 1968

McLuhan and Plato 8 – Gigantomachia

The ancient bond of guest-host-enemy

Assmann on the battle between Horus and Seth