Appreciating Other Facets of Jaynesian Psychology: Part 1
Jaynesian psychology can be distilled down to two major claims. First, until about three millennia ago individual behavior was governed
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September/October Member Area Updates
We’ve added a large amount of new content to the Julian Jaynes Society Member Area recently, including new audio of a lecture by Julian Jaynes, new video of a lecture by Julian Jaynes, …
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Julian Jaynes Society October 2020 Newsletter
Just a quick update on the latest Julian Jaynes Society projects and other related news, including a new Spanish edition of Julian Jaynes’s …
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His Dark Materials & The Bicameral Mind
It’s been said that Philip Pullman, who wrote “His Dark Materials,” drew inspiration from Julian Jaynes, with the characters’ spirit-animals
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Julian Jaynes Society August 2020 Newsletter
We have lots of new things to tell you about, including a new website, a new Member Area and blog, a new edition of …
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A New Album Influenced by Julian Jaynes’s Bicameral Mind Theory
Three years on since the release of ‘A Fever Dream’, Everything Everything have confirmed that their fifth album will be dropping on 21st
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The Natural Origin of the Supernatural
How the Theory of Mind shaped our relationships with Nature and each other by Ted Wade …. We know that
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Boas’s Constructors: The Project to Remove the Stranglehold on ‘Culture’
By John Kendall Hawkins “The struggle of maturity is to recover the seriousness of a child at play.” – Friedrich
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Julian Jaynes’s 100th Birthday
Today marks Julian Jaynes’s 100th birthday! In celebration, we’ve launched the completely redesigned Julian Jaynes Society website! The new site
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Ten Questions Critics Fail to Answer About Julian Jaynes’s Theory
Critics of Jaynes’s theory generally attempt to show that Jaynes was wrong on one or two very specific points, and
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