The Christian Humanism of Marshall McLuhan

The Christian Humanism of Marshall McLuhan (essay by Christopher Morrissey) https://t.co/fXBJVsdne7

— ImaginativeConservat (@imaginativecons) July 21, 2021

Marshall McLuhan and Byzantine Christianity

A long needed exploration of the relationships between the thought of Marshall McCluhan and Eastern Orthodoxy. Christian Roy gets the ball rolling for future discussion on the Symbolic World Blog. https://t.co/DzWKcVvZtl

— Jonathan Pageau (@PageauJonathan) August 3, 2020

CWR: Farewell, Social Media by Dr. Leroy Huizenga

The technology of Twitter, Facebook, and other social media is fundamentally Gnostic. Here's why I am no longer going to use them—or be used by them.

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Paging Marshall McLuhan

CWR Blog: Apostolate in the Civilization of the Image
Could it be that inherent in our modern methods of communication, even in the structure of our language, there is a way of speaking, or a means of communication, that inhibits the Gospel message?
By David Warren

Marsshall McLuhan's estate



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One More for the Medieval Geek

The classical trivium: the place of Thomas Nashe in the learning of his time by Marshall McLuhan (his Ph.D. dissertation)

Someone posted a link to an essay which referenced McLuhan in its discussion of the trivium and how various authors differed as to the importance of rhetoric. I wasn't sure if I could find the link again, but I did - Thinking Trivially about Radical Orthodoxy. I had forgotten McLuhan had converted to Catholicism.

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