Jaqueline Mcleod Rogers
Biographic Data
| ID | 4461642 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jaqueline Mcleod Rogers |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jaqueline Mcleod |
| FAMILY NAME | Rogers |
| SIGNATURE | ROGERS J M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Winnipeg |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3625-2045 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Dialogues about multicultural Canada
McLuhan’s urbanism
McLuhan advocated for citizens to engage with their physical surroundings and with others in community and to become more involved in decision-making about media availability and restrictions; his position remains pertinent with the continuing need for increased citizen engagement and participation in urban life. Both as individuals and collectively, we can cultivate awareness of and assert some control over our relationship with media and techno…
Wisdom Weavers
Review of: Wisdom Weavers: The Lives and Thought of Harold Innis and Marshall Mcluhan , Tom Cooper (2025) Old Saybrook, CT: Connected Editions, 658 pp., ISBN 978-1-56178-092-1, h/bk, USD 95
McLuhan's Mid-Century Urbanism Now
As computational media has receded from the forefront of urban imaginaries, there has been a swing to promoting ethical and cultural values and eco-consciousness, as if these are divided claims. Putting the two together, this essay argues for acknowledging the role of media in urban environments so that it can be adjusted to enhance life and embellish relational networks. Mid-century, Marshall McLuhan saw media as having overtaken nature, anticip…
Formal Cause in Marshall McLuhan’s Thinking
Review of: Formal Cause in Marshall McLuhan’s Thinking: An Aristotelian Perspective , Laura Trujillo Liñán (2022) New York: Institute of General Semantics, 132 pp., ISBN-13 978-1-97016-418-3, p/bk, USD 18.00 Context Blindness: Digital Technology and the Next Stage of Human Evolution , Eva Berger (2022) New York: Peter Lang, 146 pp., ISBN 978-1-43318-613-4, h/bk, USD 124.15
Revenge of the Real
Revenge of the Real. An article from journal Imaginations (Contemporary Critical Theory and Decolonial Visual Praxis: Exploring resistance narratives and colonial hegemonies in the pandemic), on Érudit
Parenting/Internet/Kids
Susanne Langer, Marshall McLuhan and media ecology
In current scholarship, Susanne Langer and her theories of art, perception and connectivity are less well known than McLuhan’s. Comparison brings to the fore that both were concerned with the dulling effects of heavy-handed science and technology unregulated by human hand and heart, and both understood the expressive and liberatory possibilities of language as media and metaphor. By reading ‘diffractively’ – finding new connections and honouring …
Eric McLuhan
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Self and the city
City as Classroom – a text McLuhan co-authored with Eric McLuhan and Kathryn Hutchon in 1977 – takes as its chief goal educating readers to identify ‘[p]atterns and structures [that] “make sense” of things’ (McLuhan et al. 1977: 165), presenting readers with a pedagogical model for exercising and attempting to balance their multiple senses. The text is directed in particular at a youthful audience, those who have inherited a technologized world b…
Beyond Bylines
Beyond Bylines, as Barbara Freeman notes, is the first book to provide a sustained account of gender struggles and women's roles in Canadian media history (p. 3). Freeman's approach will captivate
Susanne Langer, Marshall McLuhan and media ecology
In current scholarship, Susanne Langer and her theories of art, perception and connectivity are less well known than McLuhan’s. Comparison brings to the fore that both were concerned with the dulling effects of heavy-handed science and technology unregulated by human hand and heart, and both understood the expressive and liberatory possibilities of language as media and metaphor. By reading ‘diffractively’ – finding new connections and honouring …
Eric McLuhan
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Beyond Bylines
Beyond Bylines, as Barbara Freeman notes, is the first book to provide a sustained account of gender struggles and women's roles in Canadian media history (p. 3). Freeman's approach will captivate
Self and the city
City as Classroom – a text McLuhan co-authored with Eric McLuhan and Kathryn Hutchon in 1977 – takes as its chief goal educating readers to identify ‘[p]atterns and structures [that] “make sense” of things’ (McLuhan et al. 1977: 165), presenting readers with a pedagogical model for exercising and attempting to balance their multiple senses. The text is directed in particular at a youthful audience, those who have inherited a technologized world b…
Eric McLuhan
Preview this article: Eric McLuhan: Memories and ecologies, Page 1 of 1 /docserver/preview/fulltext/eme/18/4/eme.18.4.363-1.gif
Susanne Langer, Marshall McLuhan and media ecology
In current scholarship, Susanne Langer and her theories of art, perception and connectivity are less well known than McLuhan’s. Comparison brings to the fore that both were concerned with the dulling effects of heavy-handed science and technology unregulated by human hand and heart, and both understood the expressive and liberatory possibilities of language as media and metaphor. By reading ‘diffractively’ – finding new connections and honouring …
Parenting/Internet/Kids
Revenge of the Real
Revenge of the Real. An article from journal Imaginations (Contemporary Critical Theory and Decolonial Visual Praxis: Exploring resistance narratives and colonial hegemonies in the pandemic), on Érudit
Formal Cause in Marshall McLuhan’s Thinking
Review of: Formal Cause in Marshall McLuhan’s Thinking: An Aristotelian Perspective , Laura Trujillo Liñán (2022) New York: Institute of General Semantics, 132 pp., ISBN-13 978-1-97016-418-3, p/bk, USD 18.00 Context Blindness: Digital Technology and the Next Stage of Human Evolution , Eva Berger (2022) New York: Peter Lang, 146 pp., ISBN 978-1-43318-613-4, h/bk, USD 124.15
Dialogues about multicultural Canada
McLuhan’s urbanism
McLuhan advocated for citizens to engage with their physical surroundings and with others in community and to become more involved in decision-making about media availability and restrictions; his position remains pertinent with the continuing need for increased citizen engagement and participation in urban life. Both as individuals and collectively, we can cultivate awareness of and assert some control over our relationship with media and techno…
Wisdom Weavers
Review of: Wisdom Weavers: The Lives and Thought of Harold Innis and Marshall Mcluhan , Tom Cooper (2025) Old Saybrook, CT: Connected Editions, 658 pp., ISBN 978-1-56178-092-1, h/bk, USD 95
McLuhan's Mid-Century Urbanism Now
As computational media has receded from the forefront of urban imaginaries, there has been a swing to promoting ethical and cultural values and eco-consciousness, as if these are divided claims. Putting the two together, this essay argues for acknowledging the role of media in urban environments so that it can be adjusted to enhance life and embellish relational networks. Mid-century, Marshall McLuhan saw media as having overtaken nature, anticip…
Sociology (6 works) · Art (4 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · Media studies (3 works) · Media, Communication, and Education (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Aesthetics (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works)