The Routes of Science
I write this in scorn of the unity of science. My impulse is a disturbed feeling that, as science folds back on itself and comes to be scientifically …
Read MoreA complete listing of articles published in Julian Jaynes Society books.
I write this in scorn of the unity of science. My impulse is a disturbed feeling that, as science folds back on itself and comes to be scientifically …
Read MoreIn this paper I shall first address the question of when language evolved, basing my answer on three assumptions. I shall then attempt the question of …
Read MoreMotion is now so much the domain of physics that it is difficult for us to appreciate that this was not always so. Before the seventeenth century, …
Read MoreDid William Blake really see visions? And were these the origins of some of his drawings and paintings with their anatomical style, allegorical …
Read MoreWhy study the history of psychology? To most historians of science the question is not very interesting. The answer is quite obvious: the historical …
Read MoreAlso consistent with other bicameral kingdoms is the slow transition of the Shang away from the bicameral mentality, until in its last phase at Anyang, …
Read MoreIt has now been ten years since the death of the professor who influenced me in so many ways. I can remember him sitting before me, savoring each sip of …
Read MoreThese three figures show Tutankhamun in the middle with his ka in tow. Note that the ka is wearing the Osirian beard – only the king’s ka was an aspect …
Read MoreIf we compare the vocabulary between early and late Greek texts over the first millennium B.C., or between early and late Hebrew texts over the same …
Read MoreIn the course of trying to understand the evolution of the mind, I had for a long time been developing various notes and evidence about a new theory of …
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