#hwa2 #flippingdewey Even criticism can reinforce the system it tries to challenge. John Dewey is not meant to reject him, but to reveal the limits when fragmentation is present.

McLuhan flips John Dewey’s quote, not to dismiss him, but to show how fragmentation shapes and limits our understanding #hwa2 #flippingdewey

#hwa2 #flippingdewey McLuhan flips deweys quote not to dismiss him but to show what the limits of critiques are because that accepts the norm (fragmentation)

#hwa2 #flippingdewey McLuhan flips John Dewey's quote not to dismiss him, but to show the limits of critique because that critique still accepts fragmentation as the norm.

McLuhan flips Dewey’s quote to show that the problem isn’t the people, it’s the media environment changing how we think and live. #hwa2 #flippingdewey

#hwa2 #flippingdewey but to show how fragmentation is normalized

#hwa2 #flippingdewey McLuhan flips John Dewey's quote not to dismiss him, but to show fragmentation happens to us all.

#hwa2 #flippingdewey "...that even thoughtful critique can miss the pattern if it stays inside the old logic."

#hwa2 #flippingdewey "... he agrees that older forms of media broke the world into little boxes such as subject vs. object, reason vs emotion, thought vs action, art vs science"

us that no matter what fragmentation is everywhere and no matter what everything we do will carry the "invisible logic" #hwa2 #flippingdewey

#hwa2 #flippingdewey To show how critique is limited by still accepting a norm of fragmentation

#hwa2 #flippingdewey McLuhan flips the Dewey quote to show him that his critique accepts fragmentation as the norm.

McLuhan flips John Dewey’s quote not to dismiss him but to show the limits of critique when that critique accepts fragmentation as the norm. #hwa2 #flippingdewey

McLuhan flips the quote not to dismiss but to show invisible logic and how thoughts can be fragmented. #hwa2 #flippingdewey

#hwa2 #flippingdewey McLuhan flips John Dewey’s quote not to dismiss him, but to point out a blind spot.

#hwa2 #flippingdewey
McLuhan flips Dewey’s quote to show that the problem isn’t the people, it’s the media environment changing how we think and live.

To show critique has limits and can still accept fragmentation as the norm. McLuhan wanted to show Dewey critique can be 1 dimensional and therefore can't always be the path forward. #hwa2 #flippingdewey

McLuhan flips John Dewey’s quote not to diminish him, but to show that even when you know the pattern of fragmentation, it can still happen. #hwa2 #flippingdewey

McLuhan flipls John Dewey's quote not to dismiss him, but to show the irony in Dewey himself becoming a victim to fragmentation. #hwa2 #flippingdewey

McLuhan flips John Dewey's quote not to dismiss him, but to show how critiques still get caught up in the patterns that they're trying to expose because they still accept it as the norm. #hwa2 #flippingdewey

McLuhan flips John Dewey’s quote not to dismiss him, but to show that even Dewey was still stuck in fragmentation and treating it like the normal way to think #hwa2 #flippingdewey

To expose the limits of the critique #hwa2 #flippingdewey

fragmentation runs deep. #hwa2 #flippingdewey

McLuhan flips John Dewey’s quote not to dismiss him, but to expose the limits of critique when that critique still accepts fragmentation as the norm. McLuhan wants to point out how we’ve learned that fragmentation is normal so by flipping the quote he flips that on its head. #hwa2 #flippingdewey

McLuhan flips John Dewey's quote not to dismiss him, but to show that his critique is still caught up in fragmentation #hwa2 #flippingdewey

McLuhan flips John Dewey's quote not to dismiss him, but to show that fragmentation runs deep. Even our smartest ideas carry the same invisible logics we're trying to resist. #hwa2 #flippingdewey

mcluhan flips john dewey's quote not to dismiss him, but to show that environments influence people more than their training and knowledge #hwa2 #flippingdewey

mcluhan flips john dewey’s quote not to dismiss him, but to show irony, since dewey was still stuck in a fragmentation logic #hwa2 #flippingdewey

McLuhan flips John Dewey's quote not to dismiss him, but to show fragmentation runs deep.

#hwa2 #flippingdewey

#hwa2 #flippingdewey to expose the limits of critique