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  1. The McLunar Eclipse - Part 2

    Andrew Chrystall/Bob Dobbs/Myroslaw Bytz Phase two of McLuhan On Maui seminar, December 12, 2011 Maui, HAWAII.

    —Huffduffed by transpondency one year ago

  2. The McLunar Eclipse - Part 1

    Andrew Chrystall/Bob Dobbs/Myroslaw Bytz Phase two of McLuhan On Maui seminar, December 12, 2011 Maui, HAWAII.

    —Huffduffed by transpondency one year ago

  3. Enemy Sessions 10 part two

    Bob Dobbs and Andrew Chrystall discuss Inscriptorium, a blog by Andrew McLuhan.

    According to Andrew "[Inscriptorium] is a blog about discovering the work of Eric McLuhan and his father, Marshall McLuhan; it’s about the paths which led to their discoveries, the triumphs and disappointments along the way; and it’s about me." In the blog Andrew is bringing to light some of the contents of McLuhan’s private library (approx. 5000 volumes) and the marginalia in those works.

    —Huffduffed by transpondency one year ago

  4. Enemy Sessions 10 part one

    Bob Dobbs and Andrew Chrystall discuss Inscriptorium, a blog by Andrew McLuhan.

    According to Andrew "[Inscriptorium] is a blog about discovering the work of Eric McLuhan and his father, Marshall McLuhan; it’s about the paths which led to their discoveries, the triumphs and disappointments along the way; and it’s about me." In the blog Andrew is bringing to light some of the contents of McLuhan’s private library (approx. 5000 volumes) and the marginalia in those works.

    —Huffduffed by transpondency one year ago

  5. Enemy Sessions 09 part two

    Bob Dobbs and Andrew Chrystall discuss Inscriptorium, a blog by Andrew McLuhan.

    According to Andrew "[Inscriptorium] is a blog about discovering the work of Eric McLuhan and his father, Marshall McLuhan; it’s about the paths which led to their discoveries, the triumphs and disappointments along the way; and it’s about me." In the blog Andrew is bringing to light some of the contents of McLuhan’s private library (approx. 5000 volumes) and the marginalia in those works.

    —Huffduffed by transpondency one year ago

  6. Enemy Sessions 09 part one

    Bob Dobbs and Andrew Chrystall discuss Inscriptorium, a blog by Andrew McLuhan.

    According to Andrew "[Inscriptorium] is a blog about discovering the work of Eric McLuhan and his father, Marshall McLuhan; it’s about the paths which led to their discoveries, the triumphs and disappointments along the way; and it’s about me." In the blog Andrew is bringing to light some of the contents of McLuhan’s private library (approx. 5000 volumes) and the marginalia in those works.

    —Huffduffed by transpondency one year ago

  7. Mondo Diablo Episode 327: Noizes with Mr. F Le Mur

    I have so much stuff by Mr. F. Le Mur, I had to share more of it, and also rant—and rejoice—about this coming Black Friday. I much prefer looking at it from the other side of the counter, if you know what I mean. Actually, I prefer looking at it from home, in bed.

    —Huffduffed by HellboundAlleee one year ago

  8. Centenary Session 01 part C

    In the Centenary Sessions Bob Dobbs and Andrew Chrystall dialogue on a variety of cultural outputs generated during the McLuhan Centenary celebrations. In this session Bob and Andrew discuss an article by Professor Robert K. Logan. Logan is a long-time friend and collaborator of McLuhan’s. He has authored a number of significant works including: The Poetry of Physics and the Physics of Poetry, The Alphabet Effect, The Sixth Language, and The Extended Mind. Logan has received several mentions during the MoMday Seminars, particularly in relation to his work on early alphabets and ancient writing systems.

    —Huffduffed by transpondency one year ago

  9. Centenary Session 01 part B

    In the Centenary Sessions Bob Dobbs and Andrew Chrystall dialogue on a variety of cultural outputs generated during the McLuhan Centenary celebrations. In this session Bob and Andrew discuss an article by Professor Robert K. Logan. Logan is a long-time friend and collaborator of McLuhan’s. He has authored a number of significant works including: The Poetry of Physics and the Physics of Poetry, The Alphabet Effect, The Sixth Language, and The Extended Mind. Logan has received several mentions during the MoMday Seminars, particularly in relation to his work on early alphabets and ancient writing systems.

    —Huffduffed by transpondency one year ago

  10. Centenary Session 01 part A

    In the Centenary Sessions Bob Dobbs and Andrew Chrystall dialogue on a variety of cultural outputs generated during the McLuhan Centenary celebrations. In this session Bob and Andrew discuss an article by Professor Robert K. Logan. Logan is a long-time friend and collaborator of McLuhan’s. He has authored a number of significant works including: The Poetry of Physics and the Physics of Poetry, The Alphabet Effect, The Sixth Language, and The Extended Mind. Logan has received several mentions during the MoMday Seminars, particularly in relation to his work on early alphabets and ancient writing systems.

    —Huffduffed by transpondency one year ago

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