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Reflections on the Dawn of Consciousness: Julian Jaynes’s Bicameral Mind Theory Revisited Reflections on the Dawn of Consciousness is available from the Julian Jaynes Society and Amazon.com (all Amazon sites). |
Contents
Contributors
Foreword by Michael A. Persinger
Preface
Introduction by Marcel Kuijsten
PART I: Julian Jaynes
1. Julian Jaynes: Introducing His Life and Thought, William R. Woodward & June F. Tower
PART II: Voices of the Mind
2. The Ghost of a Flea: Visions of William Blake, Julian Jaynes
3. Verbal Hallucinations and Preconscious Mentality, Julian Jaynes
4. Consciousness, Hallucinations, and the Bicameral Mind: Three Decades of New Research,
Marcel Kuijsten
5. Auditory Hallucinations in Nonverbal Quadriplegics, John Hamilton
PART III: Consciousness and the Self
6. Language and Consciousness: Jaynes’s “Preposterous Idea” Reconsidered, John Limber
7. The Self as Interiorized Social Relations: Applying a Jaynesian Approach to Problems of Agency
and Volition, Brian J. McVeigh
8. A Knowing Noos and a Slippery Psychê: Jaynes’s Recipe for an Unnatural Theory of
Consciousness, Scott Greer
PART IV: The Origin of Religion
9. The Oracles and Their Cessation: A Tribute to Julian Jaynes, David C. Stove
PART V: Ancient Civilizations
10. The Meaning of King Tut, Julian Jaynes
11. Greek Zombies: On the Alleged Absurdity of Substantially Unconscious Greek Minds, Jan
Sleutels
12. Dragons of the Shang Dynasty: The Hidden Faces, Julian Jaynes
13. The Shi ‘Corpse/Personator’ Ceremony in Early China, Michael Carr
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