The Voice in Your Head
by Sophie McBain How a movement of people who hear voices is reshaping our understanding of mental illness – and
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Read MoreThe word “consciousness” usually evokes something neuroanatomical, intimately bound up with perceptual experiences, an evolutionary …
Read MoreWhen we hear the word “consciousness” many of us, in a knee-jerk manner, associate it with neuroanatomy, neurophysiology, or something …
Read MoreWe have a lot of new material to tell you about, including the latest blog post from Brian McVeigh, a JJS Member Event coming up this Saturday, …
Read MoreThis month a new article and interview on Jaynes’s theory, “Did the Bicameral Mind Evolve to Create Modern Human Consciousness?” was posted …
Read MoreIn Part 1 we looked at how something we take for granted—consciousness—is actually an active ingredient that can aid in the repair of the …
Read MoreIt is an interesting fact that the success rates for different psychotherapies are about the same. This is why researchers have searched …
Read MoreWhat is consciousness and how did it emerge in human beings? Great thinkers have pondered these questions for ages …
Read MoreIn Part 1 of “Appreciating Other Facets of Jaynesian Psychology” I began a discussion of aspects of Jaynesian psychology that if appreciated, add depth and perhaps persuasiveness to Jaynes’s arguments. I focused on how understanding Jaynes investigation of how language has constructed consciousness interiority. …
Read MoreWe’re kicking off 2021 with a lot of new Julian Jaynes related material that we hope you will enjoy, including:The softcover edition of Julian Jaynes …
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