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N    08:20  Ecological Futures diffhist +744 Mbauwens talk contribs (Created page with " '''* Book: Chew, Sing C. Ecological Futures: What History Can Teach Us. Rowman & Littlefield, 2008.''' URL = =Description= The final volume in Chew’s trilogy shifts focus to contemporary and future ecological challenges, drawing lessons from historical patterns of environmental degradation. Chew analyzes modern industrialization, climate change, and resource depletion through the lens of past civilizational collapses, arguing that humanity’s survival depends on...")
N    08:18  World Ecological Degradation diffhist +810 Mbauwens talk contribs (Created page with " '''* Book: Chew, Sing C. World Ecological Degradation: Accumulation, Urbanization, and Deforestation, 3000 B.C.–A.D. 2000. Rowman & Littlefield, 2001.''' URL = =Description= The first volume of Chew’s trilogy examines the long-term environmental consequences of human economic and urban development. Focusing on deforestation, soil depletion, and urbanization from ancient civilizations to the modern era, Chew argues that ecological degradation is not a recent pheno...")
N    08:09  New Languages diffhist +751 Mbauwens talk contribs (Created page with " '''* Book: Carpenter, Edmund, and Marshall McLuhan. The New Languages. MIT Press, 1973 (originally Explorations in Communication).''' URL = =Description= Co-authored by anthropologist Edmund Carpenter and Marshall McLuhan, The New Languages investigates how emerging media technologies—such as television, computers, and electronic communication—create entirely new forms of language and expression. The book blends anthropology and media theory, arguing that these...")
N    08:08  Media and Formal Cause diffhist +776 Mbauwens talk contribs (Created page with " '''* Book: McLuhan, Marshall, and Eric McLuhan. Media and Formal Cause. Gingko Press, 2011.''' URL = =Description= Published posthumously, Media and Formal Cause explores the Aristotelian concept of formal causation in relation to media theory. The McLuhans argue that media function as formal causes, structuring human perception and cognition in ways that transcend content. The book examines how different media environments—from oral traditions to digital networks...")
N    08:07  Laws of Media‎‎ 2 changes history +986 [Mbauwens‎ (2×)]
     
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08:06 (cur | prev) +976 Mbauwens talk contribs (Created page with " '''* Book: McLuhan, Marshall, and Eric McLuhan. Laws of Media: The New Science. University of Toronto Press, 1988.''' URL = =Description= "Laws of Media refines and expands Marshall McLuhan’s earlier media theories, introducing the "tetrad" as a framework for analyzing technological and media effects. The tetrad consists of four key questions: What does a medium enhance? What does it retrieve from the past? What does it reverse into when pushed to its limits? And...")
N    07:56  Cooperative Labor for Wheat vs for Rice diffhist +1,335 Mbauwens talk contribs (Created page with " =Discussion= Tomas Pueyo explains : "Rice nourishes families on half the land that wheat requires. Which means population density in rice areas can be twice as high as in wheat areas, or four times with double cropping. A hectare of land can feed 1.5 families with wheat and 6 with rice. Yet rice paddies also require a lot of work—twice as much as wheat. And that work is almost year-round: preparing paddies, raising seedlings in nurseries, transplanting every si...")