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Christine L. Nystrom* ON SCIENCE AND TRUTH: Art Antic Dialogue Once a youngish upon a time, ant (as in these a bustling things kingdom are reckoned quite among ignored them) by men, sat a youngish ant (as these things are reckoned among them) sat thoughtfully upon a bit of hill, musing to himself. Nearby, a great
At the same time, she was acutely aware of the limitations of a strictly scientific approach to human affairs—as evidenced in one of her most powerful essays, “An Antic Dialogue” in which two thoughtful ants debate the origins of the many unexplained phenomena of their world.
- Christine L. Nystrom, Carolyn Wiebe, Susan Maushart
- 2020
essays, “An Antic Dialogue” in which two thoughtful ants debate the origins of the many unexplained phenomena of their world. As with Nystrom’s admired colleagues—luminaries ranging Marshall McLuhan and Lewis Mumford to Eric Havelock and Elizabeth Eisenstein—her work has had a resounding influence on the modern field of media studies, and
Christine L. Nystrom’s provocative work offers up a fresh approach to ongoing—and increasingly urgent—questions about the role of symbols and technology in shaping human experience.
Jul 23, 2017 · Debra Nystrom: Charles is surely right about landscape as rendered by humans, and your “pressing in” is an apt phrase for Dakota. The landscape there inspires feelings of expansiveness and confinement simultaneously, with nothing but horizon visible in every direction.
ETC: A Review of General Semantics 38:2 (Summer 1981) Download a searchable PDF of this issue, featuring: "Foreword" by Paul Lippert "God: The Ultimate Abstraction" by J. D. Bell "On Science and Truth: An Antic Dialogue" by Christine L. Nystrom "Creationism: The Nonsense of Nonscience" by Barbara A. Macrae "Three Littl
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