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Edited by Marshall Mcluhan PUBLICATIONS BY, WITH AND ABOUT MARSHALL MCLUHAN: BOOKS, ARTICLES, MULTIMEDIA. Books (Co-)authored or (Co-)edited by Marshall in Canadian University Paperbacks series by the same publisher. McLuhan Translated into French by Jean Paré and published as La Galaxie Gutenberg: la genèse de I’homme typographique. Montréal: Hur- 1951 tubise HMH, 1967; Paris: Gallimard, 1977, 2 vols. Published in The Mechanical Bride: Folklore of Industrial Man. New York: Germany, 1968 ~ Stockholm, 1969 ~ Japan, 1968 ~Spain, 1969 Vanguard Press, 1951, reissued in hard cover in 1967; London: and elsewhere—twenty-two translations in all [by 1977]. Routledge & Kegan-Paul, 1967; Corte Madera, CA: Gingko Press, 2002. Published in Japanese (translation by Isaka Manabu) by 1964 Takeuchi Shoten, Tokyo, Japan, 1968. Understanding Media: The Extensions of Man. New York: Mc- Graw-Hill, 1964; paperback edition by same publisher, Spring, 1954 1965. Signet paperback edition, November, 1966. MIT Press Selected Poetry of Tennyson. Edited by Marshall McLuhan. New edition, Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Press, 1994, with an introduction York: Rinehart, 1954. by Lewis Lapham. 1964 edition translated into French by Jean Paré and published as Pour comprendre les media: les prolonge- 1960 ments technologiques de I’homme, Montréal: Hurtubise HMH, Explorations in Communication: An Anthology. Edited by Ed- 1968; reissued in a new edition (Bibliotheque Québécoise 36) in mund Carpenter and Marshall McLuhan. Boston: Beacon Press, 1993. Translated in more than twenty languages. Published in 1960. Italy, 1967 ~ Norway, 1968 ~ Denmark, 1967 ~ Sweden, 1967 ~ Report on Project in Understanding New Media. Prepared for and England, 1967 ~ Germany, 1968 ~ Japan, 1968 ~ Finland, 1968 published by The National Association of Educational Broadcast- ~ Spain, 1968 ~ France, 1968 ~ Mexico, 1969 ~ Sao Paulo/Brazil, ers for the Department of Education, Washington, D.C., 1960. 1969 ~ Utrecht/Netherlands, 1969. (137 pp.) 1964 & 1965 1962 Voices of Literature. Two volumes. Coedited with Richard J. The Gutenberg Galaxy: The Making of Typographic Man. Toronto: Schoeck. New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, Vol. I in 1964 University of Toronto Press, 1962, 293 pages. Paperback edition and Vol. II in 1965. Compiled by: G.-Lynne Alexandrova [email protected] CCL 2007 [email protected] PUBLICATIONS BY, WITH AND ABOUT MARSHALL MCLUHAN: BOOKS, ARTICLES, MULTIMEDIA. 1965-1971 1968 Patterns of Literary Criticism. General Editors: Marshall McLu- Through the Vanishing Point: Space in Poetry and Painting. With han, R. J. Schoeck, Ernest Sirluck. University of Chicago Press, Harley Parker. New York: Harper & Row, 1968. 1965-1971. Series of 10 volumes. War and Peace in the Global Village: An Inventory of Some of the Current Spastic Situations That Could be Eliminated by More 1967 Feedforward. With Quentin Fiore and Jerome Agel. New York: McLuhan: Hot & Cool. A Primer for the Understanding of and a Bantam, 1968. Reprinted, New York: Touchstone Books, 1989; Critical Symposium with a Rebuttal by McLuhan. Edited by Gerald Gingko Press, 2001. Translated into French as Guerre et paix dans Emanuel Stern. New York: Dial Press, 1967. New York: The New le village planetaire: un inventaire de quelques situations spas- American Library, 1969. Thirty-one selections include reprinted es- modiques courantes qui pourraient être supprimées par le feedfor- says (in whole or in part) from Howard Luck Gossage, Tom Wolfe, ward. Montréal: Hurtubise HMH, 1970; Paris: Laffont, 1970. John Culkin, Walter Ong, Dell Hymes, Frank Kermode, George Steiner, Susan Sontag, and five selections from McLuhan’s writings. 1969 The book concludes with the transcript of a dialogue between the Counterblast. With Harley Parker. New York: Harcourt, Brace editor and McLuhan, originally published in Encounter in June and World, 1969. Translated into French by Jean Paré. Montréal: 1967, wherein McLuhan responds to commentaries on his work Hurtubise, 1972; Paris: Mame, 1972. from some of the other contributors to the volume. The Interior Landscape: The Literary Criticism of Marshall McLu- The Medium Is the Massage: An Inventory of Effects. With Quen- han 1943-1962. Edited by Eugene McNamara. New York: Mc- tin Fiore and Jerome Agel. New York: Bantam, 1967, hard cover. Graw-Hill, 1969. Published by Claasen Verlag GmbH, Dusseldorf, Reprinted, Gingko Press, 2001. Translated into French and Germany, 1974. published as Message et massage. Montréal: Hurtubise HMH, Mutations 1990. Book of selected essays by Marshall McLuhan 1968. The book was published in England by Penguins, 1967 ~ published by Maison Mame, France. The book includes “What France, 1968 ~ Germany, 1969 ~ Buenos Aires, 1969 ~ Italy, 1968 TV Is Really Doing to Your Children”, “Great Changeovers For ~ Japan, 1968. You”, “The Future of Education”, “The Future of Sex.”Translation [ Verbi-Voco-Visual Explorations. New York: Something Else Press, by Francois Chesneau, see section Other Works, year 1967 below]. 1967. (Reprint of Explorations, no. 8.) Published by Editions HMH, Montreal, 1969 ~ Holland, 1970. PUBLICATIONS BY, WITH AND ABOUT MARSHALL MCLUHAN: BOOKS, ARTICLES, MULTIMEDIA. 1970 1978 Voices of Literature: Sounds, Masks, Roles, Volume III, Marshall The Possum and the Midwife, [text of McLuhan lecture on Ezra McLuhan and R. J. Schoeck. New York: Holt, Rinehart and Win- Pound.] Moscow: University of Idaho Press, 1978. ston, 1970. Culture Is Our Business. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1970. 1987 From Cliche to Archetype. With Wilfred Watson. New York: Images from the Film Spiral. Selected by Sorel Etrog with text by Viking, 1970. Translated into French by Derrick de Kerckhove Marshall McLuhan. Toronto: Exile Editions, 1987. and published as Du cliché a I’archétype: lafoire du sens. Montréal: Letters of Marshall McLuhan. Selected and edited by Matte Mo- Hurtubise HMH, 1973; Paris: Mame, 1973. Translated into Ital- linaro, Corinne McLuhan, and William Toye. Toronto: Oxford ian by Francesca Valente and Carla Pezzini and published as Dal University Press, 1987. cliche all’archetipo: I’uomo tecnologico nel villaggio globale. 1988 1972 Laws of Media: The New Science. With Eric McLuhan. Toronto: Take Today: The Executive as Drop Out. With Barrington Nevitt. University of Toronto Press, 1988. New York: Harcourt, Brace, Jovanovich Inc., 1972, 304 pp. To- ronto: Longman Canada Limited, 1972. 1989 1977 The Global Village: Transformations in World Life and Media in Autre homme autre chretien à I’age électronique. With Pierre the 21st Century. With Bruce R. Powers. New York: Oxford Uni- Babin. Lyon: Editions du Chalet, 1977. versity Press, 1989. City as Classroom: Understanding Language and Media. With Eric McLuhan and Kathryn Hutchon. Toronto: Book Society of 1995 Canada Limited, 1977. Essential McLuhan. Edited by Eric McLuhan and Frank Zingrone. D’oeil à oreille. Translation by Derrick de Kerckhove of articles by Toronto: Anansi, 1995. and interviews with McLuhan. Montréal: Hurtubise, 1977. PUBLICATIONS BY, WITH AND ABOUT MARSHALL MCLUHAN: BOOKS, ARTICLES, MULTIMEDIA. Other Works by Marshall McLuhan 1937 1930 “The Cambridge English School”. The Fleur de Lis [Saint Louis “Macaulay: What a Man!” The Manitoban (University of Mani- University student literary magazine] (1937), 21-25. toba student newspaper), October 28, 1930. 1938 1933 “Peter or Peter Pan”. The Fleur de Lis, May 1938, 7-9. “Canada and Internationalism”. The Manitoban, December 1, Review of The Culture of Cities by Lewis Mumford. The Fleur de 1933. Lis, December 1938, 38-39. “George Meredith”. The Manitoban, November 21, 1933. “German Character”. The Manitoban, November 7, 1933. 1940 “Germany and Internationalism”. The Manitoban, October 27, Review of Art and Prudence by Mortimer J. Adler. The Fleur de 1933. Lis, October 1940. “Germany’s Development”. The Manitoban, November 3, 1933. “Apes and Angles”. The Fleur de Lis, December 1940, 7-9. Public School Education. The Manitoban, October 17, 1933. 1941 1934 Review of Poetry and the Modern World by David Daiches. The George Meredith as a Poet and Dramatic Novelist. M.A. thesis, Fleur de Lis, March 1941. University of Manitoba, 1934. Review of American Renaissance by F. O. Matthiessen. The Fleur “Adult Education”. The Manitoban, February 16, 1934. de Lis, October 1941. “De Valera”. The Manitoban, January 9, 1934. “The Groupers”. The Manitoban, January 23, 1934. 1943 “Morticians and Cosmeticians”. The Manitoban, March 2, 1934. The Place of Thomas Nashe in the Learning of His Time. Ph.D. dis- “Not Spiritualism but Spiritism”. The Manitoban, January 19, 1934. sertation, Cambridge University, April 1943. “Tomorrow and Tomorrow”. The Manitoban, May 16, 1934. “Aesthetic Patterns in Keats’ Odes”. University of Toronto Quarterly 12/2 (Jan. 1943), 167-179. Reprinted in Eugene McNamara, ed., The 1936 Literary Criticism of Marshall McLuhan 1943-1962 (1969), 99-113. “G. K. Chesterton: A Practical Mystic”. The Dalhousie Review 15 “Education of Free Men in Democracy: The Liberal Arts”.St. (1936), 455-464. Louis Studies in Honor of St. Thomas Aquinas Vol. I, 1943, 47-50. PUBLICATIONS BY, WITH AND ABOUT MARSHALL MCLUHAN: BOOKS, ARTICLES, MULTIMEDIA. “Herbert’s Virtue”. The Explicator 1/2 (Oct. 1943), 4. Reprinted 1946 in L. G. Locke, W. M. Gibson, and G. Arms, eds., Readings for “An Ancient Quarrel in Modern America” (Sophists vs. Gram- Liberal Education, 534-535. New York: Rinehart, 1948. marians). The Classical Journal 41/4 (Jan. 1946), 156-162. Re- printed in Eugene McNamara, ed., The Literary
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