*Contains spoilers* Near the beginning of Episode 7 we see Maeve is no longer responding to the technician’s commands and

*Contains spoilers* In Episode 6, the links to Julian Jaynes’s bicameral mind theory that have already been established continue. Through

*Contains spoilers* Episode 5 opens with Dr. Ford telling a story from his childhood to the retired host he is

*Contains spoilers* The most Jaynesian-related scene in this episode is the opening scene with Bernard again talking with Dolores. Dolores

Interview with Julian Jaynes Society Executive Director Marcel Kuijsten on Julian Jaynes’s bicameral mind theory and Westworld. from Inverse The idea

*Contains spoilers* Episode 3 provides a great deal of interesting material for discussion. It opens with Bernard meeting with Dolores

by Jack Kocsis HBO’s new Sunday night series, “Westworld,” has taken the TV-watching world by storm. It presents us with

by Matt Patches “Arnold,” the forgotten innovator of Westworld’s hosts, imagined the tiers of artificial intelligence as a pyramid. His base was memory.

*Contains spoilers* Episode 2 opens with Dolores hearing a bicameral voice telling her to “wake up,” then asking her “do

*Contains spoilers* HBO’s new hit series Westworld uses aspects of Julian Jaynes’s bicameral mind theory as part of the storyline.