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Orality as a platform of mind
Since digital orality is a hybrid of orality and literacy, the “original” features of orality can help predict what happens to a culture deprived of literacy. An excerpt from Digital Future in the Rearview Mirror: Jaspers’ Axial Age and L...
“The tedium is the message,” a night call from McLuhan about Nixon, and the Tetrad Conference
This is the second part of the interview with Paul Levinson. Read the first part: Preface to McLuhan, cars as shining armor, and allergy to cantaloupe.
A voicemail from McLuhan. — The McLuhan-Levinson Tetrad Conference (1978). — Dinner at...
Preface to McLuhan, cars as shining armor, and allergy to cantaloupe
Part I: Postmaniac or McLuhanatic? — Human Replay, a dissertation on media evolution: from biology to media. — Levinson’s preface to McLuhan’s “Laws of Media.” — How dinner at the McLuhans’ cured Levinson’s allergy to cantaloupe. — Public a...
Lost Salvador Dalí artwork, faxed to the McLuhan Centre, rediscovered
Read the first part of the interview: “The McLuhan oar and Salvador Dali’s fax to the McLuhan Centre.”
Derrick de Kerckhove was Marshall McLuhan’s translator and associate in the 1970s, and later became his successor in both intel...
The McLuhan oar and Salvador Dali’s fax to the McLuhan Centre
In this famous 1973 photo of Marshall McLuhan leading his signature Monday Night Seminar, the young man seated at the center in a white shirt is... Derrick de Kerckhove!
Derrick de Kerckhove is perhaps the only person in the world who to...
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