Melvil turned information into categories and numbers, while John focused more on people and experience. I think they show how easy it is to get stuck in fragmented thinking. #hwa2 #thetwodeweys

You discuss John Dewey and Melvil Dewey. These two guys taught us about fragmentation using decimals/numbers, hence they're important to help us understand why fragmentation affects our daily lives. #hwa2 #thetwodeweys

Melvil Dewey had created the decimal system that is allowed for the organization but it leads to humans being treated as datapoints and numbers. And John Dewey is a philosopher that goes against this idea and knows the human experience is important. Both teach fragmentation. #hwa2 #thetwodeweys

John and Melvil Dewey are a contrast between the anti-environmentalist vs environmentalist thought. One shares a way of thought that blocks others why one poses questions that spark debate and promote thinking outside of the system #hwa2 #thetwodeweys

Melvil Dewey tried to organize everything into categories (which ended up reducing people to numbers), while John Dewey warned about fragmentation but fell victim to it regardless. This matters because it shows how easily we can be shaped by systems without noticing. #hwa2 #thetwodeweys

Melvil Dewey created the Dewey Decimal System that basically categorized information and put them into specific labels. While John Dewey's whole thing goes against that and tries steering up away from that compartmentalized mindset. #hwa2 #thetwodeweys

The two Deweys are John and Melvil. Melvil invented the Dewey decimal system. He turnt everything into data points. John wanted to remind us humans are not decimal points however he still got caught in fragmentation. They are important as they show fragmentation effecting people #hwa2 #thetwodeweys

#hwa2 #thetwodeweys First, they are often confused, so it is important to show they are different. Melvil advocated for division, while John didn't. Still, John's environment still made him subconsciously advocate for fragmentation. In 209, it should make us aware of how our environment impacts us.

Q6: Melvil Dewey created the Dewey Decimal System that makes people like data points. John Dewey goes against that and says people are not like decimals. #hwa2 #thetwodeweys

There is Melvil Dewey and John Dewey. Melvil categorized information into boxes and contributed to the fragmentation that John wanted to warn against. These relate to 209, as fragmentation is part of the invisible media we discuss. #hwa2 #thetwodeweys

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Melvil Dewey, who invented the Dewey decimal system, which was NOT NEUTRAL, and John Dewey, who was a philosopher who studied the relationship between experience, learning, and perception, and reminds us that humans are not decimals but still got caught up in fragments #hwa2 #thetwodeweys

two Deweys are discussed,
Melvil, who sorted knowledge into boxes from his own worldview, and
John, the philosopher, who warned against splitting experience into categories.
The hidden cost is sorting leaves things out. Instagram takes one of my preferences and leaves others
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Melvil and John Dewey. The relevance of them to the case of McLuhan is to show that fragmentation is not a natural state of human cognition and action. The hidden costs help us realize that even the most "learned" professionals may be subject to the separation of mind and action #hwa2 #thetwodeweys

#hwa2 #thetwodeweys Melvil and John Dewey, one argues to sort, the other argues that one shouldn't sort. Neither of these arguments should be our main focus, as McLuhan states that fragmentation is the mechanism rather than a side effect. It has take over more than we realize

#hwa2 #thetwodeweys melvin dewey, maker of the dewey decimal system, and john dewey, philosopher. melvin dewey liked to split things into categories so things are easier to find and digest, but baked his own biases into the dewey decimal system, so now all future generations have to experience those

melvil dewey claims humans are becoming data points. john dewey claims humans are caught in fragmentation. mcluhen responds to john dewey saying fragmentation isnt just side-effect, its the whole operating system. in 209, we are going to realize just how fragmented we really are #hwa2 #thetwodeweys

You mentioned Melvin Dewey and John Dewey. They are important because Melvin thinks that humans are data points and John sees humans as other than that. John seems to have a more expressive way of thinking and want to learn more instead of keeping a closed mind. #hwa2 #thetwodeweys

You discuss Melvil Dewey and John Dewey to demonstrate a real-life example of what McLuhan was attempting to convey. This is important for 209, as we learn about these ideologies and ways to break past them. #hwa2 #thetwodeweys

This is important for us in 209 so we become aware of these ideologies and try our best to not let it affect our work in this course. And even if it does affect us, it is important that we can recognize it and try to change it while we can. #hwa2 #thetwodeweys