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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Winnipeg School of Communications
Lodge in O.W. Mitchell’s
Who Has Seen the Wind
On the “necessary conjoint” of Platonists and Aristotelians
McLuhan Bohm jigsaw pieces
John Lindberg
Winnipeg Free Press obituary of R.C. Lodge
Rupert Lodge: Synthesis or Comparison?
Scylla and Charybdis
The
spectrum
of forms
2017 foreseen in 1965
Knowing effects before they occur
Easterbrook in Toronto
John Watson’s heritage in political economics and communications
Easterbrook to Innis on the “juxtaposition of unlikes”
McLuhan’s Google Doodle
The Comparative Method of Rupert Lodge
Encountering Poe
Remembering Edmonton very vividly
Kaye Rowe’s “Intimate look at Marshall McLuhan”
McLuhan’s realism 7: “training in moral sensibility”
McLuhan’s realism 5: Cambridge 1934-1935
McLuhan’s realism 4: Meredith and “mystical materialism”
Lodge on ‘Science and Literature’
Speaking of Winnipeg – “a vast sense of space and time”
What nobody knows
From vision to ‘vision’
Hayakawa — The Revision of Vision
Relativity and topology
W.O. Mitchell on Rupert Lodge
W.O. Mitchell and the quest to “embody insight”
“The main question” in Valéry
Henry Wright on Winnipeg in 1920
Lodge and Wright
McLuhan vs the Walkathon in 1931
Teacher with a Heart of Steel
T.S. Eliot in Winnipeg
McLuhan’s Topic #1 – “the law of writ”
Autobiography 1944-1946
McLuhan’s biographical note for ‘An Ancient Quarrel’ 1946
McLuhan to Innis 1951 (2)
McLuhan to Innis 1951 (1)
Mis-taking McLuhan (Kroker 2)
Mis-taking McLuhan (Kroker 1)
Henry Wilkes Wright 2
Henry Wilkes Wright
The bias of communication