Civilization of
The Civilization of Illiteracy
作者：Nadin, Mihai, 1938-
体例：题 章数：217
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章节目录
共 217 题- Foreward
- Foreword
- Literacy in a Changing World
- Thinking about alternatives
- Book one The Chasm Between Yesterday and Tomorrow
- Contrasting characters
- Choose a letter and click
- Keeping up with faster living
- Loaded literacy
- Man proposes, man disposes
- Beyond the commitment to literacy
- A moving target
- The wise fox
- Malthus revisited
- Captives to literacy
- The Epitome of the Civilization of Illiteracy
- For the love of trade
- The rear-view mirror syndrome
- Book two
- From Signs to Language
- Semeion revisited
- The first record is a whip
- Scale and threshold
- Signs and tools
- From Orality to Writing
- Individual and collective memory
- Cultural memory
- Frames of existence
- The alienation of immediacy
- A feedback called confirmation
- Primitive orality and incipient writing
- Assumptions
- Taking literacy for granted
- To understand understanding
- Words about images
- The Functioning of Language
- Expression, communication, signification
- The idea machine
- Writing and the expression of ideas
- Future and past
- Knowing and understanding
- Univocal, equivocal, ambiguous
- Making thoughts visible
- Alphabet cultures and a lesson from aphasia
- Language and Logic
- Logics behind the logic
- A plurality of intellectual structures
- The logics of actions
- Sampling
- Memetic optimism
- Book Three
- Language as Mediating Mechanism
- The power of insertion
- Myth as mediating pre-text
- Differentiation and coordination
- Integration and coordination revisited
- Life after literacy
- Literacy, Language and Market
- Preliminaries
- Products 'R' Us
- The language of the market
- The language of products
- Transaction and literacy
- New markets, new languages
- Literacy and the transient
- Market, advertisement, literacy
- Language and Work
- Inside and outside the world
- We are what we do
- Literacy and the machine
- The disposable human being
- Scale of work, scale of language
- Innate heuristics
- The realm of alternatives
- Mediation of mediation
- Literacy and Education
- Relevance
- Temples of knowledge
- Coherence and connection
- Plenty of questions
- The equation of a compromise
- To be a child
- Book Four
- Language and the Visual
- The mechanical eye and the electronic eye
- Being here and there at the same time
- Visualization
- Unbounded Sexuality
- Seeking good sex
- Beyond immediacy
- The land of sexual ubiquity
- The literate invention of the woman
- Ahead to the past
- Freud, modern homosexuality, AIDS
- Sex and creativity
- Equal access to erotic mediocrity
- Family: Discovering the Primitive Future
- Togetherness
- The quest for permanency
- The homosexual family
- To want a child
- Children in the illiterate family
- A new individuality
- Discontinuity
- How advanced the past; how primitive the future
- A God for Each of Us
- The plurality of religious experiences
- And the word became religion
- Challenging permanency and universality
- Religion and efficiency
- Religiosity in the civilization of illiteracy
- Secular religion
- A Mouthful of Microwave Diet
- Food and expectations
- Fishing in a videolake
- Language and nourishment
- Sequence and configuration revisited
- On cooks, pots, and spoons
- The identity of food
- The language of expectations
- Coping with the right to affluence
- From self-nourishment to being fed
- Run and feed the hungry
- No truffles (yet) in the coop
- We are what we eat
- The Professional Winner
- Sports and self-constitution
- Language and physical performance
- The illiterate champion
- The message is the sneaker
- Science and Philosophy-More Questions Than Answers
- Rationality, reason, and the scale of things
- A lost balance
- Thinking about thinking
- Discovery and explanation
- Time and space: freed hostages
- Coherence and diversity
- Computational science
- Explaining ourselves away
- The efficiency of science
- Exploring the virtual
- The language of wisdom
- In scientific disguise
- Art(ifacts) and Aesthetic Processes
- Making and perceiving
- Art and language
- Impatience and autarchy
- The copy is better than the original
- A nose by any other name
- Crying wolf started early
- Meta-literature
- The end of the great novel
- Libraries, Books, Readers
- Topos uranikos distributed
- The Sense of Design
- Drawing the future
- Breakaway
- Convergence and divergence
- The new designer
- Designing the virtual
- Politics: There Was Never So Much Beginning
- The commercial democracy of permissiveness
- Political tongues
- Crabs learned how to whistle
- A world of worlds
- Of tribal chiefs, kings, and presidents
- Rhetoric and politics
- Judging justice
- The programmed parliament
- A battle to be won
- The first war of the civilization of illiteracy
- War as practical experience
- The institution of the military
- From the literate to the illiterate war
- The Nintendo war (a cliché revisited)
- The look that kills
- Tracking of strategically relocatable targets
- Air defense systems to overmatch threat systems
- Book Five
- Transcending literacy
- Being in language
- The wall behind the Wall
- The message is the medium
- From democracy to media-ocracy
- Self-organization
- From possibilities to choices
- Coping with choice
- Trade-off
- Learning from the experience of interface
- Cognitive energy
- Literacy is not all it's made out to be
- Networks of cognitive energy
- Bumps and potholes
- The University of Doubt
- Interactive learning
- Footing the bill
- A wake-up call
- Consumption and interaction
- Unexpected opportunities
- Literacy in a Changing World
- The Chasm Between Yesterday and Tomorrow
- America-The Epitome of the Civilization of Illiteracy
- From Orality to Writing
- Functioning of Language
- Language and Logic
- Language as Mediating Mechanism
- Literacy, Language, and Market
- Literacy and Education
- Family: Discovering the Primitive Future
- A God for Each of Us
- A Mouthful of Microwave
- Science and Philosophy: More Questions than Answers
- Art(ifacts) and Aesthetic Processes
- Libraries, Books, Readers
- Larousse de la Grammaire. Paris: Librairie Larousse. 1983
- The Sense of Design
- Politics: There Was Never So Much Beginning