New Tools for Organizing the Sensorium
Man's sensory perceptions are abundant and overwhelming. He cannot attend to them all at once...It is useful to think of cultures in terms of the organization of the sensorium...the entire sensory apparatus as an operational complex.
Walter Ong, Presence of the Word (1967).
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Scale ⚖️ "Sensorium" drop on Nov 18
November 14, 2022
SCALE’s third issue, New Tools for Organizing the Sensorium, is out—edited by Tyler Chevéz Mathews with contributions from Andrew McLuhan, Petra Cortright, Andy Hartzell, Luke Rollins, Paul Guzzardo, and Jon Phillips. Read the full Sensorium edition on the web.
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Tyler Chevéz Mathews — Introduction
> Growing up, assimilating the wisdom of the past, is in great part learning how to organize the sensorium productively for intellectual purposes. Man’s sensory perceptions are abundant and…
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Andrew McLuhan — Five Bloody Cannons
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Tyler Chevéz Mathews — Whisper in the Maelström
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Luke Rollins — Annus Analogī
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Jon Phillips — Project: Arlene Intelligence (AI)
This text is written after the unexpected passing of Arlene Rosengarten on September 13, 2022. This writing happened also after the Direct Burial of Arlene on September 20, 2022, the public…
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