
The Human Equation: The Constant in Human Development and Culture from Pre-Literacy to Post-Literacy
Wayne Constantineau, Eric McLuhanThe Human Equation: The Constant in Human Development and Culture from Pre-Literacy to Post-Literacy

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The first of five books in the groundbreaking new series The Human Equation Toolkit. Mime Wayne Constantineau and scholar Eric McLuhan explore the four possible positions of humans -- standing, lying down, sitting, and kneeling -- as the basis of all developments in culture, science, activity, and media. As they write, "Man is the microcosm of the universe. Media are the extensions of man. The Human Equation is the doorway into all three ... The Human Equation deals with the relation between humans and our media, technologies, languages, theories, and ideas."
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