Jung in the Machine
Longform essays putting Jung in dialogue with Nietzsche, Frankl, Jünger, BAP, Evola, Eliade & more on myth, symbol, and meaning in a technocratic age. Close readings, quotes, exercises. By day I’m a software engineer. Thoughts are my own.
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Robert Rhinehart's Paradigm Shifts
https://web.archive.org/web/20220504202726/https://www.robrhinehart.com/paradigm-shifts/
This is a reposting of a blog post from Robert Rheinhart’s previous blog, it is not since closed and only availible on the wayback machine. Though muc...
Jung’s Metaphysics, and the Adjacent Orbit: Part 2
The Psychoid Frontier, or Why Jung Refuses to Let the Psyche Stay “Inside”
There is a moment, early enough in Jung that it can be missed by readers who arrive through the popular summaries, when his psychology stops behaving like a method...
On the Threshold of Sleep: Hypnagogia, Creative Insight, and the New Instruments of Dreaming
How the first minutes of sleep became, at once, a classical psychological phenomenon in Jung’s sense, a measurable “sweet spot” in contemporary sleep science, and a technological frontier for tracking
Hypnagogia, or the Threshold that Thin...
Jung’s Metaphysics, Taken Seriously: Part 1
Psyche, world, and the wager of meaning, with Whitehead as a companion framework
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Abraxas at the Holiday Table
Reading Jung’s strangest text as a map for family gatherings and the living presence of the dead
Every holiday table is a little necromantic.
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Longform essays putting Jung in dialogue with Nietzsche, Frankl, Jünger, BAP, Evola, Eliade & more on myth, symbol, and meaning in a technocratic age. Close readings, quotes, exercises. By day I’m a software engineer. Thoughts are my own.
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