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The human mind is always adjusting, accommodating, and adopting resources from outside itself to expand and improve its capabilities. Such adaptation, if broadly understood, unfolds across different temporal spans. …
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We are pleased to announce that Professor Martin Seligman has joined the Julian Jaynes Society Science Advisory Board; Read the latest …
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Beginning in 1999, research began to emerge confirming Julian Jaynes’s neurological model for the bicameral mind: fMRI studies showing a right/left temporal lobe interaction during auditory verbal hallucinations. …
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We’re pleased to announce that the revised hardcover edition of The Julian Jaynes Collection was just released. We’re also excited to …
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In The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind, Julian Jaynes has painted a vivid picture of the collapse of archaic …
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Watch recent interviews on Julian Jaynes’s theory. The Julian Jaynes Society Interview Series explores a wide-range of topics related to …
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