mywebcowtube | Marshall McLuhan 1978 Full Debate On Nature And Media at Cambridge University @webcowiv | Uploaded May 2017 | Updated October 2024, 21 minutes ago.
Title: On Nature And Media: A Dialogue Of Effects
Date: 17 July 1978
Location: Cambridge University's Teachers College
Introduction: Louis Forsdale
Speakers: Marshall McLuhan and Louis Forsdale
Description:
FORSDALE-C. Louis. Professor Emeritus of Communication and Education at Teachers College, Columbia University died at age 77 in 1999. A gifted and compassionate teacher, scholar of the impact of mass communications on the future of the human condition, lyrical photographer, astute analyst of film as an art form, lover of Mozart, Suzanne Farrell and Emily Dickinson, Lou influenced the lives and the classrooms of hundreds of graduate students and countless colleagues with his selfless generosity of spirit and imagination.
Louis Forsdale of Columbia University's Teachers College was one of the first to recognise the profound implications of McLuhan's work for the field of education, and brought him down to New York City on a umber of occasions beginning in the 1950s. In addition to making McLuhan's work more widely known within the field of education, especially English education, and introducing McLuhan to the New York intellectual scene. He introduced McLuhan to his doctoral students among them Neil Postman and Charles Weingartner.
In this debate McLuhan iterates his major points and gives not only a concise precise of his approach but also an overview of the wide range of explorations leading up directly to his posthumously published book "Laws Of Media". He goes in detailed into the "later McLuhan". The one that started out with Hopkins and the epiphanies of Joyce and found its "seat" in tactility. Tactility is a key concept that McLuhan equates with the interplay between the left and the right hemisphere. His conception of the tetrad is also something he finds time to elaborate upon as well as his use of the Cliche and Archetype. Taken as a whole it is the most comprehensive upload of McLuhan's thought.
This recording was part of the CD ROM understanding McLuhan according to @ConstantContext
More information:
mcluhangalaxy.wordpress.com
marshallmcluhanspeaks.com
mcluhanonmaui.com
Title: On Nature And Media: A Dialogue Of Effects
Date: 17 July 1978
Location: Cambridge University's Teachers College
Introduction: Louis Forsdale
Speakers: Marshall McLuhan and Louis Forsdale
Description:
FORSDALE-C. Louis. Professor Emeritus of Communication and Education at Teachers College, Columbia University died at age 77 in 1999. A gifted and compassionate teacher, scholar of the impact of mass communications on the future of the human condition, lyrical photographer, astute analyst of film as an art form, lover of Mozart, Suzanne Farrell and Emily Dickinson, Lou influenced the lives and the classrooms of hundreds of graduate students and countless colleagues with his selfless generosity of spirit and imagination.
Louis Forsdale of Columbia University's Teachers College was one of the first to recognise the profound implications of McLuhan's work for the field of education, and brought him down to New York City on a umber of occasions beginning in the 1950s. In addition to making McLuhan's work more widely known within the field of education, especially English education, and introducing McLuhan to the New York intellectual scene. He introduced McLuhan to his doctoral students among them Neil Postman and Charles Weingartner.
In this debate McLuhan iterates his major points and gives not only a concise precise of his approach but also an overview of the wide range of explorations leading up directly to his posthumously published book "Laws Of Media". He goes in detailed into the "later McLuhan". The one that started out with Hopkins and the epiphanies of Joyce and found its "seat" in tactility. Tactility is a key concept that McLuhan equates with the interplay between the left and the right hemisphere. His conception of the tetrad is also something he finds time to elaborate upon as well as his use of the Cliche and Archetype. Taken as a whole it is the most comprehensive upload of McLuhan's thought.
This recording was part of the CD ROM understanding McLuhan according to @ConstantContext
More information:
mcluhangalaxy.wordpress.com
marshallmcluhanspeaks.com
mcluhanonmaui.com
