The Art of Ian Cheng, inspired by Julian Jaynes
The art of Ian Cheng, inspired by Julian Jaynes: https://www.nytimes.com/2017/12/13/arts/design/swiss-institute-down-an-internet-rabbit-hole-with-an-artist-as-your-guide.html/
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Julian Jaynes’s “Origin of Consciousness” Makes The Guardian’s Top 10 Books About Consciousness
Julian Jaynes’s The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind makes The Guardian’s “Top 10 Books About
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The Roots Of Consciousness: We’re of 2 Minds
from NPR’s All Things Considered After surgery to treat her epilepsy severed the connection between the two halves of her
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The Why Factor: Why Do We Talk to Ourselves?
This episode of the BBC program “The Why Factor” includes a discussion of Julian Jaynes’s theory and an interview with
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John Edward Limber
We are sad to note that psychology professor and friend of the Julian Jaynes Society John Limber has died. On
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Book Review: Gods, Voices, and the Bicameral Mind by Roland Sassen
Review of “Gods, Voices and the Bicameral Mind, the theories of JulianJaynes”, first edition, 2016, 312 pages, edited by Marcel
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Westworld and the Bicameral Mind: Season 1, Episode 10 – “The Bicameral Mind”
*Contains spoilers* Episode 10, the season finale, is titled “The Bicameral Mind” after Julian Jaynes’s theory, which states that prior
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The Trippy Theory of Consciousness at the Heart of Westworld
by Melissa Dahl Part of the fun of Westworld is the vague feeling that you, much like some kind of hapless host,
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Westworld and the Bicameral Mind: Season 1, Episode 9 – “The Well-Tempered Clavier”
*Contains spoilers* Episode 9 opens with Bernard interviewing Maeve, but she quickly assumes control of Bernard, who has lost awareness
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Westworld and the Bicameral Mind: Season 1, Episode 8 – “Trace Decay”
*Contains spoilers* Like much of Ford’s speech, the instruction he gives to Bernard in the opening of Episode 8 is
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