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Kayla Sawyer said:

"The manuscript shaped literary conventions at all levels."

http://blogs.setonhill.edu/KaylaSawyer/2008/03/mcluhan-91180.html

Daniella Choynowski said:

http://blogs.setonhill.edu/DaniellaChoynowski/2008/03/a_little_egotistical.html
I would now like to share with you all a little story:

Yesterday I was writing my paper when I needed to go to the bathroom. I left my things in the computer lab, thinking that no one would take anything from me. After all, Saturday students were mostly adults, and adults are honest, trustworthy people, right?
Wrong. When I returned, my copy of The Guttenberg Galaxy was gone. So I joined Questia for a free 72 day trail, copied and pasted every single page of the book into a word document, then deleted my subscription. GRRR…when it rains, it pours.

Jeremy Barrick said:

"Media which emphasize time are those which are durable in character such as parchment, clay, and stone....Media which emphasize space are apt to be less durable and light in character such as papyrus and paper." (Innis, p.115)
My blog entry lies here:
http://blogs.setonhill.edu/JeremyBarrick/2008/03/el336_mcluhan_91180_weght_lift.html

Jeremy Barrick said:

Sorry to hear about your tough loss. It just goes to show that you cannot trust anyone.

Sorry to hear about your loss, this just seems like a fairly unlucky situation, just try and never to leave anything valuable out in the open.
"adults are honest, trustworthy people, right?"
...


http://blogs.setonhill.edu/DavidCristello/2008/03/peanut_galley.html

ChrisU said:

"The establishment of providence establishes universal history, the total presence of the human spirit to itself in idea. (McLuhan, The Gutenberg Galaxy 250)"


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ChrisU said:

Whoops, I just realized I read too far ahead... I'll post another agenda.

ChrisU said:

"That printing from movable types was an event nearly related to the earlier technology of the phonetic alphabet is a fact that has been a main reason for studying all these centuries that preceded Gutenberg. (McLuhan, The Gutenberg Galaxy 152)"


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