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- Shakespeare’s Henry IV: Story as Transformation
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- Shakespeare: The Journey into the Sacred now available
- Stories and Transformations: Part 4
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- Stories and Transformations: Part 2
- Stories and Transformations: Part 1
- On Shakespeare
- The Great Imitator
- Hiatus extended and another invitation
- What really is a story?
- Are We Learing Yet?
- A New Year’s Invitation
- Wagner’s Parsifal: A New Kind of Empathy
- Zero Sum Bureaucracy
- Patrick White’s “The Solid Mandala”
- Taking Educated People Seriously
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- On Culture
- Give us this day our daily bread
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- Could “AI” end the post-industrial economy?
- The Good People
- Monetising Everything
- Three More Dogmas
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- The New Testament as Orphan Story: Part 2
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- The Worst Person in the World
- The Origins of Feminism: Part 2
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- The Initiation of Nietzsche – now available
- The Wowserocracy
- Five Years
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- The Terminator Movies: An Archetypal Analysis Part 1
- The Trouble of Interpretation
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- Archetypology, Volume 1 Now Available
- Science, Politics, and Religion: An Archetypology Perspective – Part 4
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- The Interminable Land War
- Science, Politics, and Religion: An Archetypology Perspective – Part 1
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- One More Fix
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- The WEMP
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- Introducing Archetypology
- A Xmas Gift
- The Power of Archetypes: Raygun Edition
- The Games People Play
- Australia’s “let them eat cake” moment?
- Children of anti-nature
- What happens when your government’s a junkie?
- ChatWTF
- It’s the vegetables, stupid
- The American Comedy Rolls On
- Neoliberalism Must Die
- On hiatus (sort of)
- Midwife’s Advice
- The Uninvited Guest
- Trump and Luther: Unlikely Bedfellows
- The Key
- The Hitler Complex strikes again
- The Archetypal Human
- An Update
- The Presidential Myth
- Power and the Esoteric
- Livin’ in the Past
- Zero Sum Mythology
- The Three Pillars of Enabling
- The Trump Comedy
- The Archetypal Calculus Part 8: The Modern West as Cultural Holon
- The Archetypal Calculus Part 7: A Quadrant Analysis of Corona
- The Archetypal Calculus Part 6: Quadrant Fundamentalism
- The Archetypal Calculus Part 5: Wilber’s Quadrants
- The Archetypal Calculus Part 4: Wholes and Fields
- The Archetypal Calculus Part 3: Organisms and Civilisations
Hi Simon, I just read your article on “The Inverted Maslow Hierarchy,” and I found it incredibly thought-provoking. One idea…
Thanks a lot, Allan. It’s nice to know someone out there “gets it” and especially that I managed to appropriately…
HAVING NOW READ THE BOOK – HERE’S THE REVIEW I POSTED ON AMAZON: I’ve followed Simon Sheridan for a while,…
Allan – excellent. I look forward to reading your thoughts on it.
Nice. And congratulations to the author. I’ve now bought the Kindle copy and very much looking forward to reading. Will…
Cheers, Allan.
Thanks again, Simon. I enjoying this theme very much.
Yes, there was a deliberate move in the Enlightenment to remove the story from history, which turns it into nothing…
Hi Simon, yes for sure – human beings are story-tellers, it’s what we do, all day, everyday…its how we make…
Alan – it is interesting to speculate whether we have so many words for stories because stories are unusually common…
Hi Simon, thanks for this weeks post. Some lovely points. I especially appreciated the ‘history of ideas’ perspective here -…
Here’s a fun synchronicity. Anthropic’s new LLM model is called “Claude Mythos”. I admit, “Claude Story” just doesn’t have the…
Stories about stories are the best stories 😛
Thanks for your reply, Simon – now i’m all the more intrigued as to where you are going 🙂 Looking…
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Michel – very glad to hear the idea resonated with you. I hadn’t thought about its wider applicability to the…