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The Halifax philosopher who founded the Dalhousie Review in 1921. In Bob and Cameron's Nova Scotia School, Stewart is the connective tissue: his journal published Rupert Lodge, Father Phelan, Harold Innis, and — in 1936 — McLuhan's first essay.
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Enters as the editorial hub of the Nova Scotia School — the philosopher whose 1921 journal gathered the province's thinkers around McLuhan's first publication
Stewart founded the Dalhousie Review in 1921 — the journal that would carry Lodge, Phelan, Innis, and McLuhan's first essay, making its founder a quiet hub of the Nova Scotia School.
"So there was the Dalhousie Review was founded in 1921 by a philosophy professor by the name of Herbert Stewart."
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Founded the Dalhousie Review (1921), the journal that published Lodge, Phelan, Innis, and McLuhan's first essay — the editorial hub of the Nova Scotia thread.