Julian Jaynes Society Fall 2023 Newsletter
Please join us for our upcoming online event this Thursday, November 16th, and check out other recent Jaynes-related news: …
Read MorePlease join us for our upcoming online event this Thursday, November 16th, and check out other recent Jaynes-related news: …
Read MoreJoin us for a 90-minute interview and Q&A session with Brian J. McVeigh on his latest book, The Psychology of Ancient Egypt: Reconstructing A Lost Mentality.
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Read MoreA word of thanks to all those who tested their knowledge of Jaynes’s theory by taking the quizzes. In an earlier blog, “Julian Jaynes Is …
Read MoreIn June 2020, the psychiatrist and blogger Scott Alexander wrote a review of Julian Jaynes’s The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind for his popular “Star Slate Codex” blog. . His review contains a number of misconceptions and errors, and I will attempt to clear those up here.
Read MoreScott Alexander begins his review of Jaynes’s The Origin of Consciousness with an odd opening. He describes it as “brilliant” and writes that it only has “two minor flaws”:
Read MoreWe hope that you’re all enjoying a wonderful summer! We have a number of new items to share with you since our last update, including: …
Read MoreIn the second chapter of “The World behind the World: Consciousness, Free Will, and the Limits of Science,” Erik Hoel briefly treats the historical …
Read MorePeople commonly confuse and conflate sensory perception with Jaynesian consciousness. Indeed, this is why in much of my writing I have stressed their distinction. However, here I argue that despite their important differences, they are nevertheless intimately related.
Read MoreWe have a number of new items to share with you since our last update, including: Memorial Day Sale: Enjoy 20% off Conversations on Consciousness and the Bicameral Mind…
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