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REBELITERATURE PODCAST25. Julian Jaynes, The Bridgend Suicides, MonolingualismA backward glance at the youtube video entitled Calasso's Rig Veda with a very fresh conspiratorial take on Julian Jaynes' theory re; Homer's 'Iliad'. This leads on to some further speculation about the evolution of language, and revised judgemants on the works of D.H. Lawrence and James Joyce through Wyndham Lewis' "Hitler".
2025-12-061h 05
F286The Bicameral Mind and the Birth of ConsciousnessThe provided text offers a comprehensive exploration of Julian Jaynes's Bicameral Mind Theory, which posits that humans, as recently as 3,000 years ago, lacked modern introspective consciousness. Jaynes argued that these ancient people possessed a "bicameral" mentality where one part of the mind generated auditory hallucinations perceived as the commands of gods or ancestors, and the other part passively obeyed. The source meticulously outlines the theory's core concepts, including the proposed neurological mechanism involving the right and left hemispheres, and the role of language and metaphor in creating the modern "analog I" and inner mind-space that replaced the voices. Furthermore...
2025-12-0359 min
Blink286The Bicameral Mind and the Birth of ConsciousnessThe provided text offers a comprehensive exploration of Julian Jaynes's Bicameral Mind Theory, which posits that humans, as recently as 3,000 years ago, lacked modern introspective consciousness. Jaynes argued that these ancient people possessed a "bicameral" mentality where one part of the mind generated auditory hallucinations perceived as the commands of gods or ancestors, and the other part passively obeyed. The source meticulously outlines the theory's core concepts, including the proposed neurological mechanism involving the right and left hemispheres, and the role of language and metaphor in creating the modern "analog I" and inner mind-space that replaced the voices. Furthermore...
2025-12-0359 min
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2025-09-1000 min
Consciousness and the Bicameral Mind - The Julian Jaynes Society Podcast29. The God-Shaped Hole in Your Mind: Julian Jaynes’s Groundbreaking Ideas Explained in Just 16 MinutesThe God-Shaped Hole in Your Mind: Julian Jaynes’s Groundbreaking Ideas on Consciousness and the Bicameral Mind Explained in Just 16 MinutesWhat if human consciousness, as we know it, is a recent invention? In this fast-paced 16-minute presentation, we explore the revolutionary theory of psychologist Julian Jaynes — a mind-bending journey into the origins of thought, the voices of ancient gods, and the breakdown of the “bicameral mind.” Whether you’re new to Jaynes’s work or revisiting his ideas with fresh eyes, you’ll leave with a new perspective on what it means to be conscious — and why that might n...
2025-08-1217 min
SyllabuswithRohitThe Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind (HINDI/हिंदी में)Julian Jaynes’s book tries to answer a big question: Where did our “consciousness” come from? Consciousness is the feeling of being aware of yourself, of having an inner voice, of thinking about the past, present, and future. It’s the little voice in your head that asks, “What should I do?” or says, “I wish I hadn’t done that.”Jaynes has a very surprising idea: Consciousness is not something humans have always had. It is something that developed in history, and before that, humans had a totally different way of thinking.The Bicameral Mind—What Was It?Jaynes’s main idea i...
2025-08-012h 21Consciousness and the Bicameral Mind - The Julian Jaynes Society Podcast28. Bicameral Mentality in Ancient Mesopotamia: A Deep Dive DiscussionBicameral Mentality in Ancient Mesopotamia: A Deep Dive DiscussionA deep dive discussion delving into the evidence for bicameral mentality in ancient Mesopotamia, building on Julian Jaynes's chapter "A Change of Mind in Mesopotamia" by drawing upon a wide range of scholarly sources.Produced by Marcel Kuijsten. Introduction read by Michael R. Jacobs (https://www.theungoogleable.com, https://www.youtube.com/@VoidDenizen).Read the transcript: https://www.julianjaynes.org/2025/07/30/bicameral-mentality-in-ancient-mesopotamia/Learn more about Julian Jaynes's theory or become a member by visiting the Julian Jaynes Society at https://www.julianjaynes.org.
2025-07-241h 00Consciousness and the Bicameral Mind - The Julian Jaynes Society Podcast27. Conversations on Consciousness and the Bicameral Mind: A Deep Dive Book DiscussionConversations on Consciousness and the Bicameral Mind: A Deep Dive Book DiscussionA deep dive discussion delving into the book "Conversations on Consciousness and the Bicameral Mind: Interviews with Leading Thinkers on Julian Jaynes's Theory."This book is highly recommended for those new to Julian Jaynes and long time Jaynes enthusiasts alike:https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1737305534/Introduction read by Michael R. Jacobs (https://www.theungoogleable.com, https://www.youtube.com/@VoidDenizen).Learn more about Julian Jaynes's theory or become a member by visiting the Julian Jaynes Society at https://www.julianjaynes.org. Contents:00:00 - Introduction03:12 - Resistance to New...
2025-06-2050 minConsciousness and the Bicameral Mind - The Julian Jaynes Society Podcast26. Consciousness and Bicameral Mentality: A Deep Dive Discussion Exploring Nearly Every Aspect of Julian Jaynes's TheoryConsciousness and Bicameral Mentality: A Deep Dive Discussion Exploring Nearly Every Aspect of Julian Jaynes's TheoryA fascinating, deep dive discussion that provides an in-depth exploration of nearly every aspect of Julian Jaynes's theory of the origin of consciousness and an earlier mentality he called the bicameral mind.Highly recommended for those new to Julian Jaynes and long time Jaynes enthusiasts alike! Read the transcript: https://www.julianjaynes.org/2025/06/08/consciousness-and-bicameral-mentality/Produced by Camille Tillier and Marcel Kuijsten. Introduction read by Michael R. Jacobs (https://www.theungoogleable.com, https://www.youtube.com/@VoidDenizen).Learn more about Julian Jaynes's theory or become a member by visiting the Julia...
2025-06-061h 38
AI for Founders with Ryan EstesBeyond human intelligence: AI and the spectrum of consciousnessIn this episode, we delve into the intricate realms of consciousness, artificial intelligence, and the diverse forms of intelligence present in nature. Our discussion encompasses theories from renowned thinkers like Julian Jaynes, Iain McGilchrist, and James Bridle, exploring how these ideas intersect with modern AI developments and our understanding of the mind.Key Takeaways:Bicameral Mind Theory: Julian Jaynes proposed that ancient humans operated with a "bicameral mind," where decisions were guided by auditory hallucinations perceived as commands from deities. This theory suggests that consciousness, as introspective thought, emerged as this system broke down. Learn more...
2025-05-1431 minConsciousness and the Bicameral Mind - The Julian Jaynes Society Podcast25. Consciousness and DreamsConsciousness and Dreams By Marcel Kuijsten“In The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind, Julian Jaynes discusses a variety of forms of evidence for the transition from a bicameral mentality to consciousness. The study of dreams provides another window through which to examine this transition. By extension, historical changes in the nature of dreams support the idea that consciousness is in a learned process based on language and not biologically innate. There is a common assumption that the nature of dreams has been consistent throughout recorded history, yet this is not the case. If...
2025-03-1212 minConsciousness and the Bicameral Mind - The Julian Jaynes Society Podcast24. Julian Jaynes' Theory of the Origin of Consciousness | Interview with Marcel Kuijsten & Brian McVeighAn interview with Julian Jaynes Society Founder and Executive Director Marcel Kuijsten and Julian Jaynes Society Senior Researcher and author Brian J. McVeigh on Julian Jaynes's theory of the origin of consciousness and the bicameral mind. Learn more about Julian Jaynes's theory or become a member by visiting the Julian Jaynes Society at https://www.julianjaynes.org.Read Marcel Kuijsten's books on Julian Jaynes's theory: "Conversations on Consciousness and the Bicameral Mind: Interviews with Leading Thinkers on Julian Jaynes's Theory""Gods, Voices, and the Bicameral Mind: The Theories of Julian Jaynes""The Julian Jaynes Collection""Reflections on the Dawn of Co
2025-02-041h 25Consciousness and the Bicameral Mind - The Julian Jaynes Society Podcast23. Falling between the Cracks: Julian Jaynes’ Defiance of Scholarly Conventions Challenges AssumptionsFalling between the Cracks: Julian Jaynes’s Defiance of Scholarly Conventions Challenged Cherished Methodological Assumptions — This Is What Makes Him Hard to AppreciateBy Brian J. McVeighProduced by Marcel Kuijsten. Read by Michael R. Jacobs (https://www.theungoogleable.com, https://www.youtube.com/@VoidDenizen).Academics make progress when they are inspired by the cross-pollination of ideas, and most researchers, arguably, utilize a multi-disciplinary approach to some degree, i.e., no piece of research fits perfectly into one scholarly field. Much of the academic landscape can be described as combinatory endeavors — social psychology, psychological anthropology, psychology of religion, neuropsychology, neurotheology, etc., to name just a few. Cross-fertilization is a wonderful and m...
2025-01-1411 min
A Fresh Face in Hell with Jonathan EvisonBrian McVeigh - The Origins of ConsciousnessThis week, I talk to writer and anthropologist, Brian McVeigh, about Julian Jaynes's theory of the bi-cameral mind, as detailed in his seminal work, The Origins of Consciousness and the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind. It’s a theory that forces us to question the evolution of consciousness as we know it. We explore the theory and its relevance to world history, mental health, religion and politics.https://www.amazon.com/Other-Psychology-Julian-Jaynes-Mentalities-ebook/dp/B07BFDFBFV?ref_=ast_author_dp_rw&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.H6mSXJsLlQoOAokzK0n0j-oA3U3-uXkBwmSQ3VP-2_TGgZ2IgOjKMTsLia8X4KEy-C1y7A06DcidH4AY...
2025-01-0854 minConsciousness and the Bicameral Mind - The Julian Jaynes Society Podcast22. The Myth of “Pure Consciousness”The Myth of “Pure Consciousness” - The Belief in a Fundamental Psychic Process Hinders Progress in PsychologyBy Brian J. McVeighProduced by Marcel Kuijsten. Read by Michael R. Jacobs (https://www.theungoogleable.com, https://www.youtube.com/@VoidDenizen).“If understanding a thing is arriving at a familiarizing metaphor for it, then we can see that there always will be a difficulty in understanding consciousness. For it should be immediately apparent that there is not and cannot be anything in our immediate experience that is like immediate experience itself. There is therefore a sense in which we shall never be able to understand consciousness in the same way that we can understand things that we are conscious of”...
2024-12-1708 min
Headless Deep Dive PodcastJulian Jaynes - Consciousness and the Voices of the MindPrinceton psychologist Julian Jaynes outlines his fascinating theory of the bicameral mind in this essay entitled Consciousness and the Voices of the Mind. Jaynes’ theory is that humans were not always conscious in the way we think of being conscious. Jaynes defines consciousness as the “mind space” we use as an analog of the real world and says we use metaphors to describe our introspection of what this inner model of the world is like. But Jaynes also says this has not always been the case. He cites early written works and cultural artifacts that indicate that as recently as 300...
2024-11-3017 minConsciousness and the Bicameral Mind - The Julian Jaynes Society Podcast21. A Resurgence of Julian Jaynes’ Theory of ConsciousnessA Resurgence of Julian Jaynes’ Theory of ConsciousnessBy Peter SellickProduced by Marcel Kuijsten. Read by Michael R. Jacobs (https://www.theungoogleable.com, https://www.youtube.com/@VoidDenizen).Adam Mars-Jones begins his review of Alvaro Enrigue’s “You Dreamed of Empires” (London Review of Books, Volume 46, Number 10) with the following:“Culture shock seems too mild a phrase to describe the arrival of Europeans in South and Central America. In his 1976 maverick classic, The Origin of consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind (its category speculative neurohistory, at a guess), Julian Jaynes proposes that, at the time Pizarro and his men reached them, the Inca didn’t have full mental autonomy but only ‘protosu...
2024-11-1216 minConsciousness and the Bicameral Mind - The Julian Jaynes Society Podcast20. Julian Jaynes Is Not for the Intellectually FaintheartedJulian Jaynes Is Not for the Intellectually Fainthearted — But Breaking Jaynesian Psychology Down into Four Hypotheses Makes Things EasierBy Brian J. McVeighProduced by Marcel Kuijsten. Read by Michael R. Jacobs (https://www.theungoogleable.com, https://www.youtube.com/@VoidDenizen).I first encountered Julian Jaynes’s The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind almost 45 years ago. Though the book made sense to me, I could see why people would reject its arguments. Nevertheless I assumed that once carefully explained, people may not agree but would at least be able to discern a certain logic behind Jaynesian psychology. How naïve I was.Read the complete text from th...
2024-10-0806 min
The Taproot PodcastRitual and Animism in PsychologyExplore the fascinating world of ritual and animism in psychology! This in-depth look covers the evolution of human consciousness, psychotic experiences, and therapeutic approaches. From James Frazer's "The Golden Bough" to Julian Jaynes' bicameral mind theory, discover how our understanding of the human psyche has evolved. Learn about the changing nature of psychosis in America and how it reflects societal shifts. Dive into the works of Jung, Edinger, and Neumann to understand the role of animism in psychological development. Perfect for psychology students, therapists, and anyone interested in the intersection of spirituality and mental health.
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2024-09-1743 minConsciousness and the Bicameral Mind - The Julian Jaynes Society Podcast19. The Need to Acknowledge Bicameral Vestiges: Jaynesian Psychology Finds Support not just from the Ancient WorldThe Need to Acknowledge Bicameral Vestiges: Jaynesian Psychology Finds Support not just from the Ancient WorldBy Brian J. McVeighProduced by Marcel Kuijsten. Read by Michael R. Jacobs (https://www.theungoogleable.com, https://www.youtube.com/@VoidDenizen).This post is inspired by a recent exchange I had with a commentator who saw little value in relying on biblical accounts as evidence to support Jaynes’s theories because they were “fairytales.” Presumably such a criticism could be extended to other writings that constitute humanity’s extensive religious tradition. It is worth responding to this line of critique because it is not an uncommon reaction from those who find fault with Jaynes (and...
2024-09-1010 minConsciousness and the Bicameral Mind - The Julian Jaynes Society Podcast18. Disentangling Inner Speech, Self-dialogue, and Auditory Hallucinations: The Mind Is a Machine for Sociopsychological CommunicationDisentangling Inner Speech, Self-dialogue, and Auditory Hallucinations: The Mind Is a Machine for Sociopsychological CommunicationBy Brian J. McVeighProduced by Marcel Kuijsten. Read by Michael R. Jacobs (https://www.theungoogleable.com, https://www.youtube.com/@VoidDenizen).How are inner speech, self-dialogue, auditory imagery, and hallucinations related? And what exactly are hallucinations? Some have suggested that hallucinations are caused by a monitoring defect in inner speech (also termed inner voice, silent speech, subvocal speech, covert speech, self talk, internal monologue, verbal thought, etc.) (Fernyhough, The Voices Within, 2016). Such a claim, however, ignores the overwhelming evidence concerning hallucinations before about 1000 BCE. Any theoretical...
2024-08-1317 minConsciousness and the Bicameral Mind - The Julian Jaynes Society Podcast17. Consciousness, Cognition, and Free Will: A Jaynesian PerspectiveConsciousness, Cognition, and Free Will: A Jaynesian PerspectiveAn Interview by Vinay Kolhatkar with Julian Jaynes Society Founder and Executive Director Marcel Kuijsten.Marcel Kuijsten discusses the uniquely human consciousness from a Jaynesian perspective with the show's host, Vinay Kolhatkar. Also covered are free will and cognition, the cognitive explosion of Ancient Greece, pre-conceptual ancient cultures prevalent today, the human disposition to obeying authorial voices, and the enormous canvas for future research.Courtesy of the Savvy Street Show (https://www.thesavvystreet.com/).Watch the video here: https://youtu.be/tAE5WL5...
2024-07-3044 minConsciousness and the Bicameral Mind - The Julian Jaynes Society Podcast16. History, Not Evolution, Is the Key Variable for Understanding ConsciousnessHistory, Not Evolution, Is the Key Variable for Understanding Consciousness: The Temporal Extension Thesis and the Adaptive PsycheBy Brian J. McVeighProduced by Marcel Kuijsten. Read by Michael R. Jacobs (www.theungoogleable.com, www.youtube.com/@VoidDenizen).The human mind is always adjusting, accommodating, and adopting resources from outside itself to expand and improve its capabilities. Such adaptation, if broadly understood, unfolds across different temporal spans. But a glaring weakness of mainstream research psychology is its almost complete neglect of a time-scale that would illuminate how the human mind changes over a few generations or several centuries.Read the complete text from this episod...
2024-07-1608 minConsciousness and the Bicameral Mind - The Julian Jaynes Society Podcast15. Has Human Mentality Changed? Part 2: Cognitive Relativism and Jaynesian PsychologyHas Human Mentality Changed?Part 2: Cognitive Relativism and Jaynesian PsychologyBy Brian J. McVeighProduced by Marcel Kuijsten. Read by Michael R. Jacobs (www.theungoogleable.com, www.youtube.com/@VoidDenizen).In Part 1 of “Has Human Mentality Changed?” I discussed how the contributions of Julian Jaynes bolster a radical neuroplastic understanding of the mind, especially if the crucial role of the cultural acquisitions of adaptive cognitive capabilities are incorporated into the analysis of historical changes in psychology, i.e., a neurocultural perspective. Here I want to explore some of the implications of psychic diversity. Three different perspectives illustrate w...
2024-07-0207 minConsciousness and the Bicameral Mind - The Julian Jaynes Society Podcast14. Has Human Mentality Changed? Part 1: Neuroplasticity and Jaynesian PsychologyHas Human Mentality Changed?Part 1: Neuroplasticity and Jaynesian PsychologyBy Brian J. McVeighProduced by Marcel Kuijsten. Read by Michael R. Jacobs (www.theungoogleable.com, www.youtube.com/@VoidDenizen).The media and scientific journals give much attention to “neuroplasticity” (the brain’s innate ability to form and reorganize synaptic connections in response to learning or injury), “neurodiversity” (variations in the brain regarding sociability, learning, attention, mood, and other various mental functions), “neurotypical,” and “neuroatypical.” From an intellectual historical perspective these terms elicit interest because they call into question, at least in a very general sense, what has been a foundational concept of the...
2024-06-1809 min
The Jim Rutt ShowEP 241 Tor Nørretranders on the User Illusion of ConsciousnessJim talks with Tor Nørretranders about the ideas in his 1991 book The User Illusion: Cutting Consciousness Down to Size. They discuss the dialogue between Niels Bohr and Albert Einstein, defining consciousness, primary vs extended consciousness, the origins of the user illusion in computer interface design, the mind as an attempt to create a relevant myth, measuring the human mind in terms of information theory, consciousness as a story of reduction & compression, the physics of information, Maxwell's demon, I & me, Benjamin Libet's experiments on the delay of consciousness, being the spectator of our own acts, delayed auditory feedback, the veto t...
2024-06-051h 08Consciousness and the Bicameral Mind - The Julian Jaynes Society Podcast13. Putting Julian Jaynes’s Theory to the TestPutting Julian Jaynes’s Theory to the TestJaynes’s Theorizings, Like All Great Systems of Thought, Require Hypotheses-testing and Experimentation to Be SubstantiatedBy Brian J. McVeighProduced by Marcel Kuijsten. Read by Michael R. Jacobs (www.theungoogleable.com, www.youtube.com/@VoidDenizen).It is easy to forget that the Newtonian, Darwinian, and Einsteinian intellectual edifices were built over many years, painstakingly solidified brick by brick through batteries of well-designed experiments and careful analyses. Science is the sturdy house that such patient construction continually erects.Consider the work of Julian Jaynes. Over the years I have hear...
2024-06-0410 minConsciousness and the Bicameral Mind - The Julian Jaynes Society Podcast12. Fact Checking Scott Alexander’s Discussion of Julian Jaynes’s Theory on “Slate Star Codex”Fact Checking Scott Alexander’s Discussion of Julian Jaynes’s Theory on “Slate Star Codex”By Marcel KuijstenProduced by Marcel Kuijsten. Read by Michael R. Jacobs (www.theungoogleable.com, www.youtube.com/@VoidDenizen).In June 2020, the psychiatrist and blogger Scott Alexander wrote a review of Julian Jaynes’s The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind for his popular “Slate Star Codex” blog. His discussion of Jaynes’s theory contains a number of misconceptions and errors, and I will attempt to clear those up here. While the first three sections of his review are more or less just a summary of...
2024-05-2131 minConsciousness and the Bicameral Mind - The Julian Jaynes Society Podcast11. Conscious Interiority Is a Constellation of ProcessesConscious Interiority Is a Constellation of ProcessesBut Attention-grabbing Headlines in the Scientific Literature Mistakenly Suggest that Consciousness is an All-purpose Psychological StuffBy Brian J. McVeighProduced by Marcel Kuijsten. Read by Michael R. Jacobs (www.theungoogleable.com, www.youtube.com/@VoidDenizen).Pretend you’re from another dimension and unfamiliar with cars, planes, trains, and ships. But you quickly notice what they share in common: Motion. You’re interested in discovering exactly how these contraptions work and decide that to understand them you need to investigate motion-ness. So you begin to take them apart, piece by piece...
2024-05-0708 minConsciousness and the Bicameral Mind - The Julian Jaynes Society Podcast10. Conscious Interiority and the Language TrapConscious Interiority and the Language TrapWhy We Struggle to Explain ConsciousnessBy Brian J. McVeighProduced by Marcel Kuijsten. Read by Michael R. Jacobs (www.theungoogleable.com, www.youtube.com/@VoidDenizen).Cleaning up the mess surrounding the uses of “consciousness” is not an airy, abstruse, or esoteric subject, a topic only for absent-minded academics with their heads in the clouds. This discussion has serious, profound, and practical implications. Neuroscientists employ terminology to delineate the differences between being asleep, in a coma, or in a state of ordinary consciously interiorized mentation. Physicians, psychiatrists, p...
2024-04-2314 minConsciousness and the Bicameral Mind - The Julian Jaynes Society Podcast09. A Relay-Race Model of Conscious InteriorityA Relay-Race Model of Conscious InteriorityA Cultural Invention, Consciousness Needs to Be Relearned with Each GenerationBy Brian J. McVeighProduced by Marcel Kuijsten. Read by Michael R. Jacobs (www.theungoogleable.com, www.youtube.com/@VoidDenizen).The word “consciousness” usually evokes something neuroanatomical, intimately bound up with perceptual experiences, an evolutionary psychological feature from our very distant past that is inherent to the brain itself. Consciousness for many seems to be a general term for any type of sensory, conceptual, or thinking process. This leads to muddled theorizing.Read the complete te...
2024-04-1606 min
Consciousness and the Bicameral Mind - The Julian Jaynes Society Podcast08. Consciousness Is a Cultural Add-onConsciousness Is a Cultural Add-onA Product of History Not Reducible to Neurology, Conscious Interiority Is Like MathematicsBy Brian J. McVeighProduced by Marcel Kuijsten. Read by Michael R. Jacobs (www.theungoogleable.com, www.youtube.com/@VoidDenizen).When we hear the word “consciousness” many of us, in a knee-jerk manner, associate it with neuroanatomy, neurophysiology, or something physically inborn. We also link it to perceptual or cognitive processes that are non-historical and non-cultural. However, according to Jaynesian psychology, these are all misleading assumptions, since consciousness is not necessary for perception, learning, an...
2024-04-0907 min
Consciousness and the Bicameral Mind - The Julian Jaynes Society Podcast07. Jaynesian Therapeutics and the Self-healing Mind: Part 2Jaynesian Therapeutics and the Self-healing Mind: Part 2Lessons from Hallucinations, Hypnosis, and MeditationBy Brian J. McVeighProduced by Marcel Kuijsten. Read by Michael R. Jacobs (www.theungoogleable.com, www.youtube.com/@VoidDenizen).In 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 mind for certain mental disorders. In this Part we explore how anomalous psychological experiences hold lessons for how consciousness relates to the self-healing mind. Various manifestations of mentality — ordinary consciousness, hallucinations, hypnosis, meditation — are like...
2024-04-0209 min
Consciousness and the Bicameral Mind - The Julian Jaynes Society Podcast06. Jaynesian Therapeutics and the Self-healing Mind: Part 1Jaynesian Therapeutics and the Self-healing Mind: Part 1Harnessing the Active Ingredients of PsychotherapyBy Brian J. McVeighProduced by Marcel Kuijsten. Read by Michael R. Jacobs (www.theungoogleable.com). His YouTube channel is www.youtube.com/@VoidDenizen.It is an interesting fact that the success rates for different psychotherapies are about the same. This is why researchers have searched for “common factors” that facilitate the healing process. The goal, then, should be to discover the common “active ingredients” of all therapies, e.g., the personality of the therapist, the “therapeutic alliance.” Could conscio...
2024-03-2616 min
Consciousness and the Bicameral Mind - The Julian Jaynes Society Podcast05. Appreciating Other Facets of Jaynesian Psychology: Part 2Appreciating Other Facets of Jaynesian Psychology: Part 2By Brian J. McVeighProduced by Marcel Kuijsten. In 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 conscious interiority. Here I introduce some more facets of Jaynesian psychology. I suggest that given the richness and breadth of Jaynes’s thinking, we need to propose a “Jaynesian intellectual paradigm” that goes beyond mere psychological theorizing.
2024-03-2209 min
Consciousness and the Bicameral Mind - The Julian Jaynes Society Podcast04. Appreciating Other Facets of Jaynesian Psychology: Part 1Appreciating Other Facets of Jaynesian Psychology: Part 1By Brian J. McVeighProduced by Marcel Kuijsten. Jaynesian psychology can be distilled down to two major claims. First, until about three millennia ago individual behavior was governed by a different neurocultural arrangement called bicameral mentality: the right hemisphere generated audiovisual hallucinations interpreted as supernatural visitations (ancestors, chiefs, gods) that governed the left hemisphere (the “mortal” side). But bicameral mentality was no match for social transformations — expanding demographics, more complex political economic systems, mass migration, and technological innovations such as writing and bronze and ironworking. This brings...
2024-03-2006 min
Consciousness and the Bicameral Mind - The Julian Jaynes Society Podcast03. Fact Checking Erik Hoel’s Comments on Julian Jaynes's Theory in "The World Behind The World"Fact Checking Erik Hoel’s Comments on Julian Jaynes's Theory in "The World Behind the World: Consciousness, Free Will, and the Limits of Science."
A brief discussion between Marcel Kuijsten and Brian J. McVeigh, fact checking Erik Hoel's recent comments on Julian Jaynes's theory in his book "The World Behind the World: Consciousness, Free Will, and the Limits of Science."
They discuss a number of different problems with Erik Hoel's understanding of Julian Jaynes's theory. They also explain the critique of Jaynes's theory raised by Hoel (and originally made by Ned Block) referred to as th...
2024-03-2019 min
Consciousness and the Bicameral Mind - The Julian Jaynes Society Podcast02. Julian Jaynes, the Bicameral Mind, and the Origin of Consciousness | An Interview with Marcel KuijstenIncludes discussion of the problem of consciousness, what is consciousness is and is not according to Julian Jaynes, the importance of metaphorical language and writing, features of consciousness, Nicholas Humphrey's research on cave art and autism, evidence from the Iliad, ancient bicameral civilizations, the Thera explosion and ensuing tsunami, and Michael Carr's research on the bicameral mind in China. In the second hour, Marcel Kuijsten discusses the role of drugs, entheogens, hallucinogens in eliciting bicameral hallucinations, the importance of dreams in documenting the transition from bicamerality to consciousness, the origin of religion and the bicameral mind, and more. Also...
2024-03-2047 min
Clerestory (Bryan Kam)Has the Human Experience Changed? with Isabela GranicPart 8 in a series of interviews on the book I'm working on, Neither/Nor. In this episode, Isabela Granic and I discuss:
Julian Jaynes
The Aphoristic style of Schopenhauer, Nietzsche, Jaynes, and others
The Axial Age and whether it changed human cognition ad experience
Obviousnesses and ideology, from Althusser's "Ideology and Ideological State Apparatuses" (1975)
A review of Kuhn's Last Writings in the LRB.
Previous episodes:
Part 7 of this series: Jaynes, Tolstoy, Zhuangzi
Part 6 of this series: Mental Proliferation
Part 5 of this series: Crises and Revolutions
Part 4 of this series: Language and Experience
Part 3 of this series: AI and Pyrrhonism
Part 2 of this series: A Philos...
2024-03-191h 11
Consciousness and the Bicameral Mind - The Julian Jaynes Society Podcast01. Julian Jaynes's Bicameral Mind Theory Explained | An Interview with JJS Founder Marcel Kuijsten"Julian Jaynes and the Bicameral Mind Theory," an interview with Marcel Kuijsten by Dustin Eirdosh.
Includes an introduction to Julian Jaynes's theory, an explanation of what consciousness is and is not according to Julian Jaynes, consciousness and language, an explanation of the bicameral mind, follow up books on Jaynes's theory, the origin of the Julian Jaynes Society, misconceptions about Jaynes's theory, confusion over the term "consciousness," the origin of religion and the bicameral mind, new evidence for Jaynes's theory, and much more.
Learn more about Julian Jaynes's theory or become a member by visiting the...
2024-03-1621 minClerestory (Bryan Kam)Jaynes, Tolstoy, and Zhuangzi, with Isabela GranicPart 7 in a series of interviews on the book I'm working on, Neither/Nor. In this episode, Isabela Granic asks about three thinkers that have influenced my thinking: Julian Jaynes (1920–1997), Leo Tolstoy (1828–1910), and Zhuangzi (369–286 BC) sometimes written Zhuang Zhou or Chuang-tzǔ).
Previous episodes:
Part 6 of this series: Mental Proliferation
Part 5 of this series: Crises and Revolutions
Part 4 of this series: Language and Experience
Part 3 of this series: AI and Pyrrhonism
Part 2 of this series: A Philosophical Journey
Part 1 of this series: Causality and Conditionality
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Hörchaos (MP3)Über KI PhilosophieIch wurde gefragt, ob ich etwas zu dem Vortrag von Joscha Bach auf dem 37C3 sagen kann. Das hat dann fast eine Stunde gedauert.
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Kurze Notiz zu Jaynes. Er ist Psychologe, der historische Texte als wahr akzeptiert. Das würde niemand in der Literaturwissenschaft oder Geschichtswissenschaft tun. Man würde immer dazudenken, dass hier spezifische Personen ihre Sichtweise zeigen. Daraus dann Schlüsse auf die komplette Realität der Menschen und ihrer psychischen Verfasstheit zu ziehen ist möglich, aber sehr sehr steil.
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2024-01-0755 minHörchaos (AAC)Über KI PhilosophieIch wurde gefragt, ob ich etwas zu dem Vortrag von Joscha Bach auf dem 37C3 sagen kann. Das hat dann fast eine Stunde gedauert.
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Hesiod
Julian Jaynes
Kurze Notiz zu Jaynes. Er ist Psychologe, der historische Texte als wahr akzeptiert. Das würde niemand in der Literaturwissenschaft oder Geschichtswissenschaft tun. Man würde immer dazudenken, dass hier spezifische Personen ihre Sichtweise zeigen. Daraus dann Schlüsse auf die komplette Realität der Menschen und ihrer psychischen Verfasstheit zu ziehen ist möglich, aber sehr sehr steil.
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2024-01-0755 min
Mind EscapeAndrew Tischler breaks down The Bicameral Mind by Julian Jaynes Episode #294Tonight I will be joined by friend of the show and Glass artist Andrew Tischler to discuss Julian Jaynes' theory of consciousness and book “The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind”. We will also discuss metaphysics and Glass art towards the end. Check out Atischlerglass on Instagram if you are interested in checking some of Andrew’s amazing glass art. ***Also big news!!!! “Masters of Rhetoric” is available on it’s own YouTube channel, Spotify, Apple, and soon to be on all podcast outlets. Youtube 👉 https://www.youtube...
2023-11-141h 10
The Philosophy of Crime603: Psychopaths and the Bicameral MindA new theory on consciousness may explain why psychopaths hear voices telling them to kill.Covered topics: Son of Sam, the bicameral mind, Julian Jaynes, The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind, Jared Lee Loughner, Herbert Mullin Further Reading:https://embryo.asu.edu/pages/roger-sperrys-split-brain-experiments-1959-1968https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F30Jykk8z0Ehttps://www.forensicscolleges.com/blog/resources/dangerous-minds-criminal-mental-illnesshttps://www.treatmentadvocacycenter.org/evidence-and-research/learn-more-about/3627https://www.ranker.com/list/people-driven-insane-by-voices-in-their-heads/jacob-sheltonhttps...
2023-10-1719 min
Creative Weirdos - Conversations with fellow weirdos about art, the paranormal, comic books & more!Creative Weirdos: Ungooglable Michaelangelo - Play SeriouslyI'm so excited to share this weeks convo with y'all! I had the pleasure of sitting down with one of my favoite artists and story tellers the Ungooglable Michaelangelo! If you've listened to my show for a while you'll recognize some of the stories / ideas I've shared from UM in past episodes. We touch on these and so many other wonderful topics of High Strangeness! Go give Michaelangelo a follow and support his amazing work at the links below!
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2023-09-022h 30
Why We Do What We DoAncestral Hallucinations: The Bicameral MindA highly controversial speculative hypothesis. Julian Jaynes read ancient texts and arrived at a unique and wholly original hypothesis: Our ancestors did not have consciousness. He reasoned that their brains did not work in concert as ours do today and instead they "hear" the messages from one hemisphere as the ethereal voice of gods. Is there evidence for this? Have we learned something knew about human psychology? We weigh in on the relatively utility of Jaynes' bicameral mind, for what it's worth.RecommendationsAbraham: Track your miles per gallonShane: Gift cardsLinks:
2023-03-0857 min
Self Portraits As Other PeopleMarcel Kuijsten - Julian Jaynes and the Origins of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind( 🎧 &"introspectacles" recommended 4 optimal immersion & enjoyment )
There are few words in circulation with as many disparate & ill-defined interpretations as “consciousness” & no one, as far as I’m concerned, has narrowed down a more concise definition thanJulian Jaynes in his 📖 The Origins of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind.
Marcel Kuijsten founded the Julian Jaynes Society & has, along w a range of experts in various disciplines,
continued to distribute, distill, explain, & expand upon Jaynes’ work through a number of publications that clarify the theory, dispel misconceptions, & present a growing body of evidence to support it. His latest 📖 i...
2022-10-062h 25
Garner's Greek MythologyEP 46: Julian Jaynes & The Delphic OracleSend us a textIn 1976 an obscure psychologist from Princeton University published a book titled, “The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind.” It was a sensation, not in small part because Jaynes postulated that before modern consciousness occurred, the voices humans heard in their head were considered those of the gods. He pinpointed the date of this shift to around 1200 B.C. After this date, humans became self-aware, yet the Delphic Oracle remained relevant because she continued to flawlessly channel Apollo.In this episode Garner reads from Jaynes’ famous book, foc...
2022-08-0716 min
M_ | Mindspace Studio Podcast#3 – The Mind of Marcel Kuijsten – EnglishMarcel Kuijsten is the founder and Executive Director of the Julian Jaynes Society, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to advancing the works and ideas of Julian Jaynes, an English-speaking psychohistorian who published an influential book related to consciousness and language; in this video, Marcel discusses what he talks about when he talks about mind.
2022-06-2855 min
TrueLifeMarcel Kuijsten - The Julian Jaynes SocietyOne on One Video Call W/George https://tidycal.com/georgepmonty/60-minute-meetingSupport the show:https://www.paypal.me/Truelifepodcast?locale.x=en_USThe Lila Code: https://orcid.org/0009-0008-4612-3942🚨🚨Curious about the future of psychedelics? Imagine if Alan Watts started a secret society with Ram Dass and Hunter S. Thompson… now open the door. Use Promocode TRUELIFE for Get 25% off monthly or 30% off the annual plan For the first yearhttps://www.district216.com/
2022-05-311h 13
WarhorseEp 23--God's Tuning ForkIn response to a dialogue request we crack open the nature of fear. What is it, what is its lore, its nature, its utility? PRI, de Becker, Seneca, Southnarc, Castaneda, Jaynes, and the Bible are all brought to bear in this two-hour uncut long-distance communique for the esoteric survivalists. Upon examination we find some interesting possibilities with respect to the so-called fight or flight reaction. We undermine a few catch phrase pedantries and deepen angles on the Warrior's Way. We'll continue in this vein to connect further the threads of...
2022-03-282h 15
Book SocietyMeghan O'Gieblyn - The Origins of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bi-Cameral Mind, By Julian JaynesMeghan and I go down a rabbit hole about the nature of consciousness, and the brilliant but maybe slightly conspiratorial thinking of Julian Jaynes. This is a good one. Buy Meghan's Book:https://www.indiebound.org/book/9780385543828Buy The Origins of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bi-Cameral Mindhttps://www.amazon.com/Origin-Consciousness-Breakdown-Bicameral-Mind/dp/0618057072/ref=asc_df_0618057072/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=312674999652&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=3062671179531381137&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9031144&hvtargid=pla-465283667891&psc=1Read Meghan's Column in Wired:https://www.wired.com/author/meghan-ogieblyn/
2022-02-2535 min
Light On Light ThroughThe Theater of the Mind: Paul Levinson interviews Dan Abella about his New BookWelcome to Light On Light Through, Episode 223, in which I interview Dan Abella about his new book, The Theater of the Mind. Among the topics we discuss: Marshall McLuhan, Julian Jaynes, Gestalt psychology, ideas for inventions and music in dreams, the power of the spoken word and the acoustic, the history of motion pictures, the essence of "poetic faith," how art reduces stress, and much more. More about The Theater of the Mind here and here. Publications and Music mentioned in the interview: The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the...
2021-12-0854 min
Forging PloughsharesThe Bicameral Mind and the BibleIn this interview, part 2, with Brian McVeigh, a leading expert and student of Julian Jaynes and his theory of the bicameral mind, we discuss possible biblical and therapeutic applications of Jaynes' theory.
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2021-10-1837 min
Skeptic GenerationOur 20th Episode! | Skeptic Generation | Episode 20 Season 1Does 20 weeks seem like long time, or does it feel like no time at all? The answer is yes. We've only got twelve episodes left in season 1, so come give us a call! ___________TIME STAMPS & CALL NOTES 10:35 - Nick (he/him) - TN - Do Atheists Have An Obligation to Evangelize? 20:18 - Connor (he/him) - CO - Flat Earther Calls with an Equation 46:03o - Robin (he/him) - DC - Darth Clone Tries Again 50:35 - Sam (they/them) - UK - Is Street Epistemology Dishonest? 1:03:10 - Josh...
2021-10-041h 27
8 Circuit Yoga Podcast: An Antidote to the Status Quo8CY | Episode 4 - Extrasensory Intelligences, The 6th Circuit8 Circuit Yoga is framework we can use to transform the mundane Status Quo into something transcendent. We can root our personalities in something deeper within. Mentions: C.G. Jung, Robert Anton Wilson, Terence McKenna, Philip K Dick, John C. Lilly, Marie-Louise von Franz, Julian Jaynes, Eddie Lenihan, Dan Harmon.In this video, Xavier discusses: -Intra-terrestrials -Common Circuit 6 experiences: dreams, hallucinations, idiosyncratic perceptions, sleep paralysis-Scientific and Religious knowledge transfers -The unconscious -Jungian Archetypes -Far out experiences of alternative thinkers-Julian Jaynes' Bicameral Mind -Brain Lateralization
2021-08-171h 11Forging PloughsharesJulian JaynesIn this lecture, Paul Axton, introduces the theory of Julian Jaynes and the bicameral mind and its development as the background to human consciousness. Comparison is made with the theory of Jacques Lacan and the overlap with a biblical understanding is discussed.
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2021-07-2434 min
The Uberboyo ShowA WILD Theory on why CRAZY People HEAR VOICES | Julian Jaynes and the Bicameral MindWhat were the Origins of Consciousness? Are schizophrenic hallucinations the voices of the Gods? Was the Right Hemisphere trying to control us in the past? Julian Jaynes wrote a book on all this. Can't say I read it though. Reading is too left brained. - Work with Me 1-on-1 | https://uberboyo.com/coaching/LISTEN on Spotify, Overcast, iTunes | https://fanlink.to/boyoalertMy Music | https://podlink.to/uberboyomusicInstagram | https://www.instagram.com/uberboyo/Twitter | https://www.twitter.com/uberboyo/ ...
2021-07-2048 min
The Ad Fontes PodcastALIENS.That's right - aliens. Belief in extra-terrestrial lifeforms no longer belongs to society's fringes, but is widespread in academia and the scientific community. NASA are returning to the moon, and Elon Musk has made space great again. Does the Christian tradition have the resources to offer counsel in a world turning again to the stars? And what does this spreading belief tell us about modernity? This week Onsi, Colin, and Rhys were joined by Davenant Teaching Fellow Joe Minich to think through these questions. NOTE: most books below are linked via Bookshop.org. An...
2021-05-171h 06
The Grand Thunk18 - Naturist or Naturalist, Delving into Fantasy and Billie’s New LookRhiannon has truly embraced moving to the countryside and is brimming with tall tales of grass growing and cheeky pigeons. Alex has been admiring Billie Eilish’s new look and they discuss the controversy surrounding this transition from iconic look to iconic look. Alex has also been deep-diving into notions of a separate genius and what that means for the conscious mind, but more importantly, what does this mean for Philip Pullman’s work? Rhiannon has been reading the beautiful book ‘Where the Crawdads Sing’ and has fallen in love with the use of the natural world in Delia Owen’s w...
2021-05-1748 min
Curiosity WeeklyWhy Cannabis Gives You the MunchiesLearn about why cannabis gives people the munchies; the Bicameral Mind theory that says the ancient Greeks lacked consciousness; and the evolutionary reason why you listen to songs on repeat.
Why does cannabis give you the munchies? by Grant Currin
Hull, M. (2019, April 17). The science behind munchies: cannabis and your appetite. Examine.com; Examine.com. https://examine.com/nutrition/cannabis-munchies/
How cannabis affects appetite: Brain changes. (2018). ScienceDaily. https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2018/07/180717094747.htm
Stromberg, J. (2014, February 9). A Scientific Explanation of How Marijuana Causes the Munchies. Smithsonian Magazine; Smithsonian Magazine. https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/scientific-explanation-how-marijuana-causes-munchies-180949660/
Deng, B. (2015). Marijuana flips appetite switch...
2021-04-2012 min
InterdependenceWorld Fairs, WorldBuilding, the bicameral mind, the nightmare of organizing research and the art of memory with KantbotPseudodoxology Podcast Network: https://www.patreon.com/Pseudodoxia"The Deluge": https://medium.com/@EdwardWaverley/the-deluge-f62968b20972"The Sublimity of Permanent Collapse": https://medium.com/@EdwardWaverley/the-sublimity-of-permanent-collapse-and-the-leibnizian-problem-of-monadic-optimization-inherent-in-70d6e8be095aBooks!Anything by Frederick BeiserThe Art of Memory by Frances A.Yates :https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Art_of_MemoryThe Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind by Julian Jaynes:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Origin_of_Consciousness_in_the_Breakdown_of_the_Bicameral_Mind
2021-04-121h 11
How do you like it so far?What is a Human with James Paul GeeThis week we host James Paul Gee, recently retired Arizona State University professor and researcher in a plethora of topics including psycholinguistics and discourse analysis. As we talk about his latest book, What Is a Human? Language, Mind, and Culture, Gee casually uplifts our fundamental understanding of what it means to be, well, human and how we’ve severely underestimated animal intelligence and overestimated our own. We discuss the significance of identity signals throughout anthropological history, how ideas of basing safety on certain identifiers has evolved into what we know today as cultures, religions, and nations and how they ha...
2021-02-251h 11
The DemystifySci PodcastThe Voices in Your Head: How God Becomes “I” - Dr. Brian McVeighMicky & Quinn meet up with Dr. Brian McVeigh, an anthropologist and mental health counselor, who was once a student of Dr. Julian Jaynes. Jaynes developed the Theory of the Bicameral mind, which seeks to explain the evolution of conscious introspection in humanity. In other words, how did humans come to have a perception of themselves that could be abstracted - the I of the present, and the “me” of future action, cognition, and planning?
Jaynes’ proposed that this shift happened as a result of the bronze age collapse of around 1200 BCE. Prior to this event, he suggests that h...
2020-12-271h 08
The DemystifySci PodcastEvolution of Auditory Hallucinations - Daniel SmithHallucinations as an automatic signifier of mental illness is a surprisingly recent paradigm. Traditionally, hearing non-corporeal voices was viewed as a supernatural event, the realm of religious prophets, ecstatic poets, and inspired painters. In those circumstances, hearing voices was viewed through the lens of divine inspiration, indicative of an active relationship with the metaphysical. Today, auditory hallucinations are often sensationalized into a non-normative pathology, a situation where the response to even a mildest case is often tinged with fear - of violence, of contagion, of impurity. In these conditions, the deep, spiritual significance of the event is devalued, the meani...
2020-11-301h 22
Common Underground PodcastEpisode 5 with Tjeerd de Wit about symbology, myths, giants and Frisian historyThis fifth episode we are going to talk with Tjeerd de Wit. He is currently in Treasure Beach, Jamaica. He has his own company doing graphic design and social media marketing. Besides this is studying architecture and this we will have a conversation about symbology. Building upon Jungian psychology. What dreams can mean? Joseph Campbell talked about the Hero’s journey. And we also touch upon lucid dreaming an how we can become aware that we are dreaming. I talk about dreams as being ontological states that we visit with our spirits. Furthermore we would realize by sharing our dr...
2020-11-041h 51Common Underground PodcastEpisode 5 with Tjeerd de Wit about symbology, myths, giants, Nazca lines and Frisian historyThis fifth episode we are going to talk with Tjeerd de Wit. He is currently in Treasure Beach, Jamaica. He has his own company doing graphic design and social media marketing. Besides this is studying architecture and this we will have a conversation about symbology. Building upon Jungian psychology. We are going to look at what dreams can mean. Joseph Campbell talked about the Hero’s journey. And we touch upon lucid dreaming an how we can become aware that we are dreaming. I talk about dreams as being ontological states that we visit with our spirits. Furthermore we wo...
2020-11-031h 51Common Underground PodcastEpisode 4 with Tjeerd de Wit: Minoans, architecture , self-suffiencty, free energy and permacultureANOUNCHMENT: Tjeerd de Wit will become my co-host for other episodes! He will not appear on all of them. But he will be seen more often and he will invite people on the podcast as well. Tjeerd de Wit’s Instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/the.monokeros/?hl=nlHis website: www.zerve.space This fourth episode we are going to talk with Tjeerd de Wit. He is currently in Treasure Beach, Jamaica. He has his own company doing graphic design and social media marketing. Besides this he is studying architecture. This we will have a conversation about. Specifically abou...
2020-10-271h 51
Changed My Mind with Luke T. HarringtonFrom Skeptic to Exorcist — Christian Tiews — S2 E8I talk to Dr. Christian Tiews about how he came to believe in demons—and how he became an exorcist. Also discussed: Halloween in Germany; Lutheranism in Africa; Julian Jaynes.
2020-10-161h 05
אסור להשוותפרק 22: לקרוא ספרים זה כמו פשיטה ויקינגיתחגי ואורן קוראים הרבה ספרים. אבל לא כל ספר מצדיק קריאה מכריכה לכריכה. המאזין אביעד שאל אותנו את השאלה שאנחנו מרבים לשאול את עצמנו: איך יודעים מתי מיצינו ספר, והגיע הזמן להמשיך הלאה?
אורן חושב שצריך לקרוא ספר כמו ויקינג שבוזז מנזר: לקחת את הזהב, להתעלם מהשאר, ולחזור הביתה. הוא מציע לאביעד להחליט מראש מה הוא רוצה להפיק מכל ספר, ולתכנן את הקריאה כדי להפיק את המירב תוך השקעה מזערית.
בשביל חגי, ספר הוא כמו עוגת שוקולד: השלם שונה מהותית מסכום חלקיו, והוא מתגלה רק כעבור זמן ו-״אפייה״. חגי חושב שאביעד צריך לקרוא רק את אותם ספרים שמצדיקים קריאה מלאה והתעמקות.
רוצים להגיב, להעיר, ולהציע נושאים לפרקים? הצטרפו לעמוד הפייסבוק שלנו, או שלחו לנו מייל!
רוצים להזמין אותנו לערוך השוואה חדשה אצלכם במשרד (או בבית)? מלאו את הטופס!
מקורות
הספר The Vikings / Neil Oliver
הספר לא ספר בישול / אסף אביר
קריאה נוספת
ספרים שהוזכרו בפרק, לטוב ולרע:
הספר Grit / Angela Duckworth (והרצאת הטד שלו)
הספר Start With Why / Simon Sinek (והרצאת הטד שלו)
הספר The Red Queen / Matt Ridley
הספר The Origins of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind / Julian Jaynes
הספר The Better Angels of Our Nature / Steven Pinker
המוזיקה בפודקאסט: Electric Soul (Foudre Lapin's Theme) by coruscate (c) copyright 2013 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/Coruscate/40980
2020-09-211h 03
Narratives5: Julian Jaynes And The Origins Of ConsciousnessWhat's on your mind?This week Will and I review the work of Julian Jaynes and his exploration of how the human mind may have developed and evolved over the last several thousand years. Is mental illness an illness at all or merely an expression of brain function that would have been common in the past? What are some of the different ways our minds may operate to successfully navigate human interactions? What is bicameralism and how does it work? How about the role of consciousness? This is a public episode. If you would lik...
2020-08-3146 min
Los Altos Institute ArchiveIdentitarianism: Its Roots, Antecedents and Present - Episode #1.03: Philosophy and psychology of the rise of the self in the Western CanonThe lecture discusses the film Being John Malkovich and then engages with major Western Canon thinkers, Thomas Hobbes, Plato, Sigmund Freud and Julian Jaynes, as well as Sufi mystic Idries Shah.
2020-08-1159 min
Patrick E. McLeanCompetence vs. Horrible Leadership.It often feels like we live in a time of horrible leadership. Just across the board. Everybody in power seems to be frighteningly old and since the last 40 or so years have been so easy, none of the people in charge of anything have dealt with a real crisis. Or had to build anything. They tear down, they criticize, they pass the buck and grift their way through, with seemingly no awareness that the stakes might be real and far more important than any one person's advantage. Many of the characters in How to Succeed...
2020-07-1719 min
The Hard Problem by Jesse WintersThe Rarity of ConsciousnessKey References:
Julian Jaynes 'The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind' 1976
David Chalmers 'The Conscious Mind' 1996
John Searle 'The Mystery of Consciousness' 1997
Christof Koch and Giulio Tononi 'Consciousness: Here, There, and Everywhere' 2015
Victor Lamme 'Challenges for Theories of Consciousness: Seeing or Knowing, the Missing Ingredient, and How to Deal with Panpsychism' 2018
2020-06-0818 min
Astral Codex Ten PodcastBook Review: Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind https://slatestarcodex.com/2020/06/01/book-review-origin-of-consciousness-in-the-breakdown-of-the-bicameral-mind/ I. Julian Jaynes’ The Origin Of Consciousness In The Breakdown Of The Bicameral Mind is a brilliant book, with only two minor flaws. First, that it purports to explains the origin of consciousness. And second, that it posits a breakdown of the bicameral mind. I think it’s possible to route around these flaws while keeping the thesis otherwise intact. So I’m going to start by reviewing a slightly different book, the one Jaynes should have written. Then I’ll talk about the more dubious one he actually wrote. My hypot...
2020-06-0346 min
De Zeepcast66. The Bicameral Mind, een Westworld SpecialIn deze special bespreken we, samen met vriend van de show David van de Merwe, het eerste seizoen van de serie Westworld. Naast een hoge entertainmentwaarde blinkt deze serie uit in het stellen van existentiële vragen. Dat is ook niet raar voor een serie gebaseerd op het boek "The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind" van Julian Jaynes die gecreëerd is door Jonathan Nolan.Veel luisterplezier!
2020-05-251h 38
CryptaCryptafacts - Origin of ConsciousnessWhat is mind and consciousness?
Check out this very poetic opening to Julian Jaynes controversial book, The Origins of Consciousness in the Age of the Bicameral Mind.
2020-03-0600 min
The God of HoneybeesEpisode 6: The Study of Consciousness Part 2This is part 2 of the book, The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind, by Julian Jaynes. Music by KarnBeats. Footage used with permission from Videvo. Book on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Origin-Consciousness-Breakdown-Bicameral-Mind/dp/0618057072/ref=sr_1_1?crid=5MRKIV3REXEV&keywords=julian+jaynes+the+origin+of+consciousness&qid=1579483533&sprefix=Julian+jaynes%2Caps%2C156&sr=8-1
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2020-01-201h 06
Radio GalaksijaRadio Galaksija #45: Julian Jaynes [2010]- Vesti iz nauke- Pitanja i komentari slušalaca- Julian Jaynes (1920-1997) i njegova teorija o poreklu svesti- Da li je svest skorašnji fenomen?- Posledice za razumevanje ljudske kulture, kao i potragu za vanzemaljskim razumom (SETI)- Jedan pisac, jedna knjiga: Anatol Frans, "Ostrvo pingvina"Support the showViše o Radio Galaksiji, kao i mnoge druge sadržaje, možete naći na našem sajtu: https://radiogalaksija.rs. A ako volite ovo što radimo i želite da pomognete, potražite više informaci...
2019-11-122h 20The God of HoneybeesEpisode 5: The Study of ConsciousnessIn this episode we take a brief look at the Fetzer institute, an overview of Spirit Fest in Anderson, Indiana, and finally dive into the Origin of Consciousness in the breakdown of the bicameral mind by Julian Jaynes. Thanks to Karn Beats for the music on this show and to Videvo for the footage used. #karnbeats #JulianJaynes #spiritfest #consciousness #spirituality #fetzer #fetzerinstitute David Provolo on Reedsy:
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2019-10-091h 10
Still Unbelievable!Episode 19: YEC is not only wrong, it's dangerousThis episode contains swearing and laughing!
Andrew and Matthew are joined by Keith, to discuss Ken Ham's appearance on the Unbelievable? podcast on September 21st 2019.
We are all former YECs and we disagree with Ken Ham on many things, especially when it comes to what science says and why it is more reliable and trustworthy than the bible and that YECism is what is driving people away from the church and that it should be robustly attacked by everyone, especially other Christians.
For more on the Bicameral Mind see https://www.julianjaynes.org...
2019-09-291h 54
Baked and AwakeThe Bicameral Mind Theory and Homo DivinusEpisode 085 September 17 2019 Welcome to the new Baked and Awake. Cleaner, Faster and Stronger for 2019 and beyond. Now with 30% less filler and twice the CBD’s! You can listen to all 84 previous episodes and access detailed show notes for your own research at our permanent internet home, www.bakedandawake.com. Email me with feedback about this episode or anything else you want at talktous@bakedandawake.com. You are listening to episode 85. Today’s topic is something known as the Bicameral mind theory, the product of Julian Jaynes, a professor and author of a book entitle...
2019-09-181h 30
The Long Seventies PodcastJulian Jaynes and Bicameral Mind TheoryWe explore Julian Jaynes' ideas about the origin of consciousness contained in his influential 1976 book The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind.
2019-03-151h 51
Around the CoinThe Story of Knowledge - How Science, Psychedelics, and Ancient History shapes the WorldThis week, the trio talk about: Hegelian dielectric (Dialectical materialism), Ted David Christian 2011 History of our World in 18 minutes, Julian Jaynes Breakdown of Bicameral Mind, The impact of psychedelics back into Western Medicine, The global political waves impacting life today, Calcite microcrystals in the pineal gland of the human brain (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/12224052) and After On podcast - Harvard astronomy department chairman Avi Loeb https://after-on.com/episodes-31-60/040Sponsors:Otter Labs www.hireotter.com- Hire great and inexpensive developer with staff augmentation through Otter.Redeeem https://redeeem.click/qdza- Redeeem is a decentralized peer-to-peer exchange...
2019-01-121h 02
Not Related! A Big-Braned PodcastThe Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral MindThis episode...Download – TorrentInspired by the vastly different mindset and cultural and religious structure of ancient civilizations, the psychologist Julian Jaynes put for the radical notion of the Bicameral Mind, which posits that ancient people, indeed all people in their more natural environment are not actually conscious.Consciousness, to Jaynes, was a mental habit that gradually developed in the period after the Bronze Age collapse, around 1200 BC. Before that, the two hemispheres of the brain were separate, and mental deliberation appeared to people as divine inspiration.As utterly mad as th...
2018-08-241h 19
Drunken Philosophy#186 - BicameralismWhat was it like to be a human being before we attained real consciousness? Turns out a guy named Julian Jaynes had an idea about it back in 1976, and this week Connor and Dan take a crack at understanding it. It's called the bicameral mind and it will mess you up dude. Anyone who has seen Westworld will know what's up but for everyone else, be prepared to question everything you think you know about history and the human mind! Or not, that's fine too!
2017-11-1542 min
The Bible Geek ShowThe Bible Geek Podcast 17-045When Jesus was tempted by Satan on the mountain top, why didn't he simply say "all creation is mine already, I made it, so it's not yours to give me"? Isnâ??t this Manichean? What do you know of the accusation that Count Tischendorff maybe forged part of the Codex Sinaiticus? Does the Samaritan Pentateuch have a different version of Deuteronomy? Why your pronunciation of â??Yahwehâ?? is mistaken. What do the terms â??spirit, soul, body;â?? â??mind, body, spirit;â?? â??soul, body, mindâ?? denote in the Bible? Was Lukeâ??s Theophilus Theophilus of Antioch in the 2nd century? Was the holy oil used by th...
2017-10-0300 min
Wrapped in Podcast: Twin Peaks Season 3WRAPPED IN PODCAST EP 18 PT 2: "The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind"This is it! We are nearly done. In Episode 18 Part Two of WRAPPED IN PODCAST: TWIN PEAKS SEASON 3, "The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind" we continue to discuss Part 18 of Twin Peaks: The Return. J.R. continues to keep us informed as to how Part 18 synchronizes with Part 17 and drops Julian Jaynes apropos of almost nothing. Kyle and Ken are disagreeing and then agreeing and then disagreeing. And Jeff explores the history of the unconscious mind with Cormac McCarthy. In our next episode, our panelists will discuss the big picture now that we have finished...
2017-09-2400 min
Humans On The Loop37 - Michaelangelo aka Void Denizen (Excavating the Future with "Paisley-ontology")“You were a paleontologist, originally. I’ve always considered myself a ‘paisley-ontologist.’ A paleontologist will excavate the soil in search of fossils and a paisley-ontologist will excavate the present for fossilized perceptions. So I’m always looking for these kind of nuggets, linguistic impressions or etymological traces that lead us from the present into this sort of timelessness, or this subconscious of words and symbols. I look at the world as a sort of Rorschach Worship Workshop…”This week’s guest is “The Ungoogleable” Michaelangelo, who all-embracing creative life is as difficult to describe as he is to find via conventional web...
2017-08-081h 07
Decrypted, Ars Technica's TV podcastDon't forget, the hosts are not real. (Westworld S01E03)This week, we explore episode 3 of Westworld with guest Kyle Orland, Ars Technica's games editor. Topics discussed include: Julian Jaynes' theory of the bicameral mind (you must do LSD to fully understand it), robot consciousness (it ain't your grandmother's three laws of robotics), Teddy's new backstory with Wyatt (holy crap Wyatt's gang is scary and confusing), Ford's anti-robot racism (he's got issues), the Westworld gameplay (why are there no consequences to getting shot?), the kinds of quests available to guests (they seem very hack-and-slash), whether the MIB is going on fan forums late at night to compare no...
2016-10-1839 min
Dreaming LifeThe Dream Experiment Ep. 3Tim Sturges is our guest, fellow sound enthusiast and dream experiencer, covering first-person narration, data streams, bathroom dream portals, Julian Jaynes and the scope of consciousness, Kurt Vonnegut, the power of God and DMT-like dreaming, the keys to lucidity, Yogic breathing, and much more.
2015-12-1800 min
Literature, Journalism, Philosophy, Philanthropy… – Atenea Americana by Stanford Hispanic BroadcastingIntrospection, A Quantitative PhilologyCarlos Diuk-Wasser, Ph.D. Today a conversation with Dr. Carlos Greg Diuk, a computer scientist, and a data scientist at Facebook’s Core Data Science Team, who in his free time has been researching the occurrence of deep thoughts documented during the story of humankind. For this conversation sits with us our entrepreneurship columnists Daniel Caselles. His study began with the work of Dr. Julian Jaynes (February 27, 1920 – November 21, 1997), from Princeton university and his book The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind (1076). In his theory, Jaynes proposed that the structure of the brain changed around 3000 years B.C. to all...
2015-04-2033 min
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Title: The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind
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Title: The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind
Author: Julian Jaynes
Narrator: James Patrick Cronin
Format: mp3
Length: 16 hrs and 1 min
Release date: 04-03-15
Ratings: 4.5 out of 5 stars, 649 ratings
Genres: Consciousness & Thought
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2015-04-034h 01
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Titolo: Il crollo della mente bicamerale e l'origine della coscienza
Autore: Julian Jaynes
Narratore: Moro Silo
Formato: Abridged
Durata: 4 hrs and 27 mins
Lingua: Italiano
Data di pubblicazione: 11-23-12
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Categoria: Science & Technology, Psychology & The Mind
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