Web31 okt. 2013 · Marshall McLuhan, John Colin Carothers and technological traumas Detribalization by literacy and its traumatic effects on tribal man is the theme of a book by the psychiatrist J. C. Carothers, The African Mind in Health and Disease (World Health Organization, Geneva, 1953). WebMcLuhan to Watson, summer 1965, cited by Andrew Chrystall at the MOM site here. The full sentence reads: “Eric has worked out that the sin committed by HCE in Phoenix park is language itself i.e. the ultimate self-exhibitionism, the ultimate uttering.”

Notes on McLuhan

WebMcLuhan repeatedly identifies the “uttering” of speech 1 (obj and subj gen!) with “outering” 2 GG 34 Languages, being that form of technology constituted by dilation 3 or uttering … Web30 dec. 2011 · In McLuhan’s theory language too is a medium or technology (although one that does not require any physical object outside of ourselves) because it is an … cholelithiasis porcelain gallbladder

Library and Archives Canada on McLuhan

Web3 mrt. 2016 · Marshall McLuhan (1911 – 1980) was a Canadian philosopher and a revolutionary thinker, who fundamentally changed perceptions of media, … Web7 dec. 2015 · Dit hangt samen met het de bekende conclusie van McLuhan, dat media zelf de boodschap zijn: ’the medium is the message’. De persoonlijke en sociale consequentie van media – als extensie van onszelf – moet worden begrepen als de introductie van een nieuwe schaal. Het voorbeeld is een heel simpel medium: een elektrisch lampje. WebIn his work on scribal culture, McLuhan referred to this "becoming" as a spontaneous "outering" of the full sensibility of the people. So rare was this full flowering, McLuhan wrote, that it has found expression only in medieval, Restoration, and modern renewals. If McLuhan and Walter Ong are correct in suggesting that the Gutenberg press ... graystillplays cats