enculturation

A Journal of Rhetoric, Writing, and Culture

Issue 12: McLuhan at 100 - Picking Through the Rag and Bone Shop of a Career

Foreword

Picking Through the Rag and Bone Shop of a Career

Kevin Brooks, North Dakota State University

David Beard, University of Minnesota, Duluth

The McLuhan Method: Detached Involvement

A Little Epic: McLuhan’s Use of Epyllion

Andrew Chrystall, School of Communication, Journalism & Marketing Massey University

The Mechanical Bride of Pinbot: Redressing the Early McLuhan

Ron Brooks, Oklahoma State University

Jeff Rice, University of Kentucky

Re-reading Marshall McLuhan: Hectic Zen, Rhetoric, and Composition

Rex Veeder, St. Cloud State University

Education as a Training of the Senses: McLuhan's Pedagogical Enterprise

Norm Friesen, Thompson Rivers University

Waking the Politics in McLuhan

Martial McLuhan I: Framing Information Warfare

Michael MacDonald, University of Waterloo

Creative Destruction: War and Peace in the Global Village, Remixed

Steven Hammer, St. Joseph's University

All the World’s a Link: The Global Theater of Mobile World Browsers

John Tinnell, University of Florida

Playful DisPlay: Contemplating McLuhan’s View of the Modern Cadaver

Jane Slemon, Emily Carr University

McLuhan Re-viewed

Review of Marshall McLuhan: You Know Nothing of My Work!

Patricia Fancher, Clemson University

Carl Whithaus, University of California, Davis
Andrew Mara, North Dakota State University

Teaching McLuhan: Understanding Understanding Media

David Bobbitt, Wesleyan College