Exploring Consciousness and the Bicameral Mind Since 1997
A complete listing of articles published in Julian Jaynes Society books.
Summary: Iris Sommer and Sanne Brederoo interviewed by Brendan Leahy and Marcel Kuijsten on neuroimaging audiory hallucinations, the relationship between language lateralization and psychosis, treatments for auditory hallucinations, and more. …
Read moreummary: Marcel Kuijsten interviewed by Brendan Leahy on the evidence the fourth hypothesis of Julian Jaynes’s theory, his neurological model for the bicameral mind. …
Read moreSummary: Boban Dedović interviewed by Marcel Kuijsten the evolution of mental language in the Iliad and Odyssey, the dating and authorship of the Iliad and the Odyssey, Julian Jaynes’s preconscious hypotheses, and a range of other topics. …
Read moreSummary: Todd Gibson interviewed by Marcel Kuijsten and Brian J. McVeigh on the evidence for bicameral mentality and the transition to consciousness in anicent Tibet, and connections between Jaynes’s conception of consciousness and Buddhism. …
Read moreSummary: Brian J. McVeigh interviewed by Marcel Kuijsten on the evidence for bicameral mentality and the transition to consciousness in the Bible, as detailed in his book The Psychology of the Bible: Explaining Divine Voices and Visions. …
Read moreSummary: Rabbi James Cohn interviewed by Brendan Leahy on the third hypothesis of Julian Jaynes’s theory: dating the transition from bicameral mentality to consciousness. With disscussion of the Bible as a written record of the dawn of consciousness and the problems inherent in dating and translating ancient texts. …
Read moreSummary: Marcel Kuijsten interviewed by Brendan Leahy on the third hypothesis of Julian Jaynes’s theory: dating the transition from bicameral mentality to consciousness. With disscussion of cave art and the transition from visitation to conscious dreams. …
Read moreSummary: John Kihlstrom interviewed by Marcel Kuijsten on his many years of research on subliminal perception, unconscious learning, the nature of hypnosis, the nature of the self, theory of mind, and many other topics. …
Read moreSummary: Edoardo Casiglia interviewed by Marcel Kuijsten on his research into Julian Jaynes’s theory, hypnosis as a vestige of the bicameral mind, and the nature of free will. …
Read moreSummary: Laurence Sugarman interviewed by Marcel Kuijsten on his research and clinical experience with autism, hypnosis, biofeedback, and the role of external authorization as described by Jaynes. …
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