Clearly , the baker , Edward Taylor , was a Zen master of a craft that becomes an art because of the religious consciousness in which it is performed . With the death of the last male Shaker , America had lost that reverence for the ...
In the center of the picture is a staff with a bird on the top, and this seems related to the fact that the man is shown with a bird's head. The staff with a bird on top, whether as totem pole or caduceus, is an ancient and universal ...
Someone was walking on wooden shoes , punctuating the rhythm of his slow gait with a heavy metallic staff that struck the floor and set the tiny bell on top of the staff to ringing . Viracocha was hearing the approach of the High Priest ...
earliest Ice Age art—such as the Lionman of Englehard, the Bearman of Chauvet Cave, or the Sorcerer from Trois Freres—shows us how archaic humanity envisioned this ability of the shaman to enter into a trance-state in order to project ...
17 Peter McBrien, “Poets of the Insurrection III, Joseph Plunkett,” Studies, V (December1916), 53649. 18 Johan Huizinga, Homo Ludens (New York, 1955), p.10. PART THREE THREE IMAGES OF THE EVENT CHAPTER FIVE THE.
See William W. Hallo and J. A. Van Dijk, The Exaltation of Inanna (New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 1968). See Lyn Hatherly Wilson, Sappho a Sweetbitter Songa (London: Routledge, 1996). Ibid., p. 7. Here I am referring to material ...
Lilly's The Mind of the Dolphin : A Non - Human Intelligence . Perhaps as interesting as the mind of the dolphin is the mind of John Lilly , M.D. The kind of man who works outside the paradigms of normal science , Lilly , like R.
Education, argues William Thompson, is about more than teaching skills and knowledge.
We know from our literary histories that there was a movement called the Irish Literary Renaissance, and that Yeats was at its head. We know from our political histories that...
The Imagination of an Insurrection: Dublin, Easter, 1916
This beautiful little book, like Carlos Castaneda's works, shines new light into the mythical and poetic content of the collective unconscious.
In this volume of poems written over thirty-five years, William Irwin Thompson presents a remarkable range of work--from the personal and lyrical, through the narrative and mythological, to the scientific and cosmological--that traces many ...
Thompson brings together a collection of essays on the Gaia hypothesis by such authors as atmospheric scientist James Lovelock, biologist Lynn Margulis, cybernetic biologist Henry Atlan, and others. The suggestion...
Excerpts from the Stanford Symposium on the Prevention of Nuclear War emphasizing the bases for a mutual and verifiable nuclear arms treaty and techniques for reducing international tensions. Twelve distinguished...
Passages about Earth: An Exploration of the New Planetary Culture
... earth's evolving fire . William Irwin Thompson is the well - known cultural historian and author of , amongst others , At the Edge of History , Passages About Earth , Evil and World Order , Darkness and Scattered Light , The Time ...
Islands Out of Time: A Memoir of the Last Days of Atlantis : a Metafiction
Reimagination of the World: A Critique of the New Age, Science, and Popular Culture
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The studies in this volume concern cultural history.