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NOTE:Timing based on Payday archives.
Nov.29/2014 1178057-2-1
(Part 13 at 12:27)
Carpenter: aboriginal sensory order
12:58
tarsiers and lemurs (our ancestors) - bulbous eyes
14:16
tribal man used ritual to upgrade his senses
15:43
medieval reading tables
18:35
the "insane"
19:50
Plato and Aristotle on blessed "sight" vs. mysticism
19:55
Alfred Russell Wallace vs. Darwin
22:40
the visually-biased scientist
23:50
Oppenheimer, Lord Rutherford, Einstein, and Banting
24:30
anthropological examples of pre-literate man
26:40
the eye as transmitter
33:00
primitives smell each other when meeting
34:40
Parker: "to the blind all things are sudden"
35:19
no perspective in today's painting
35:55
Chartes Cathedral ("heels on stone made space")
36:45
"as a girl watcher", girls are becoming more tactile in their clothing
37:23
Da Vinci left out "... to touch is the word of God"
37:44
McLuhan: "apple of my eye" ("keep me on the air, broadcasting from the center of the universe" until after Milton)
38:08
Alice in Wonderland (using all her senses, better than Einstein via Lobachevsky's non-visual mathematics)
39:00
tactile number
40:04
money is tactile
40:16
math is for the non-visual person
41:10
Euclid and Edna St. Vincent Millay
41:33
Aristotle, Plato, and Euclid (visual mathematics)
42:22
logic is visual
42:45
"Bucky Fuller doesn't know he's very literate consciously, and only primitive in his artistic life (his dome is an igloo)"
43:22
Carpenter: on lousy museums concerning African sculpture
43:52
"they fuck up everything" (African masks with mouths open)
45:08
McLuhan interrupts and quotes the Balinese on "no art"
46:11
Carpenter says "primitive art is very tactile"
46:20
terrible art books on primitive art (no verticality)
46:26
Lascaux caves are badly portrayed in our educational system
46:49
Harley interrupts to put down the New York Museum of Primitive Art ("I've eliminated the word, 'Art', from my vocabulary")
47:17
one's Life should make ART immanent ("I might use the word 'creativity'")
47:38
the role of the interval between nodal points today (see John Cage's "Silence")
48:26
McLuhan: on Cage's book ("the total noise of the environment equals silence because you never hear it")
48:51
McLuhan says Parker invented/discovered the interval/rhythm in touch
49:10
sculpture and architecture are audile-tactile
49:51
numbers are tactile, creating intervals not connections
50:13
smell and movement are discontinuous
50:30
says only this audience knows the "secret" of touch/interval and they laugh
50:40
phrases using "touch"
51:09
Harley interrupts with the best definition of "Art" ("the illumination of the environment") which McLuhan corrects
51:25
McLuhan: defines "touch" ("composite - the meeting-point/interface of all the senses at once")
53:12
Culkin didn't understand McLuhan's "touch" (active and passive)
53:23
the European's "tactile eye" (McLuhan cites phrases)
53:51
"touch" is "perpetual change and metamorphosis"
54:39
Culkin interrupts with how the telephone is an exhausting "cool" medium
55:13
McLuhan suggests a telephone experiment for the students
56:00
NOTE:Timing based on Payday archives.
Nov.29/2014 1178057-2-1
(Part 13 at 12:27)
Carpenter: aboriginal sensory order
12:58
tarsiers and lemurs (our ancestors) - bulbous eyes
14:16
tribal man used ritual to upgrade his senses
15:43
medieval reading tables
18:35
the "insane"
19:50
Plato and Aristotle on blessed "sight" vs. mysticism
19:55
Alfred Russell Wallace vs. Darwin
22:40
the visually-biased scientist
23:50
Oppenheimer, Lord Rutherford, Einstein, and Banting
24:30
anthropological examples of pre-literate man
26:40
the eye as transmitter
33:00
primitives smell each other when meeting
34:40
Parker: "to the blind all things are sudden"
35:19
no perspective in today's painting
35:55
Chartes Cathedral ("heels on stone made space")
36:45
"as a girl watcher", girls are becoming more tactile in their clothing
37:23
Da Vinci left out "... to touch is the word of God"
37:44
McLuhan: "apple of my eye" ("keep me on the air, broadcasting from the center of the universe" until after Milton)
38:08
Alice in Wonderland (using all her senses, better than Einstein via Lobachevsky's non-visual mathematics)
39:00
tactile number
40:04
money is tactile
40:16
math is for the non-visual person
41:10
Euclid and Edna St. Vincent Millay
41:33
Aristotle, Plato, and Euclid (visual mathematics)
42:22
logic is visual
42:45
"Bucky Fuller doesn't know he's very literate consciously, and only primitive in his artistic life (his dome is an igloo)"
43:22
Carpenter: on lousy museums concerning African sculpture
43:52
"they fuck up everything" (African masks with mouths open)
45:08
McLuhan interrupts and quotes the Balinese on "no art"
46:11
Carpenter says "primitive art is very tactile"
46:20
terrible art books on primitive art (no verticality)
46:26
Lascaux caves are badly portrayed in our educational system
46:49
Harley interrupts to put down the New York Museum of Primitive Art ("I've eliminated the word, 'Art', from my vocabulary")
47:17
one's Life should make ART immanent ("I might use the word 'creativity'")
47:38
the role of the interval between nodal points today (see John Cage's "Silence")
48:26
McLuhan: on Cage's book ("the total noise of the environment equals silence because you never hear it")
48:51
McLuhan says Parker invented/discovered the interval/rhythm in touch
49:10
sculpture and architecture are audile-tactile
49:51
numbers are tactile, creating intervals not connections
50:13
smell and movement are discontinuous
50:30
says only this audience knows the "secret" of touch/interval and they laugh
50:40
phrases using "touch"
51:09
Harley interrupts with the best definition of "Art" ("the illumination of the environment") which McLuhan corrects
51:25
McLuhan: defines "touch" ("composite - the meeting-point/interface of all the senses at once")
53:12
Culkin didn't understand McLuhan's "touch" (active and passive)
53:23
the European's "tactile eye" (McLuhan cites phrases)
53:51
"touch" is "perpetual change and metamorphosis"
54:39
Culkin interrupts with how the telephone is an exhausting "cool" medium
55:13
McLuhan suggests a telephone experiment for the students
56:00
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