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Carved stone relief at Persepolis showing the Faravahar: a robed figure rising from a winged disc, hand raised, above a band of rosettes, with worn cuneiform beneath.

The Persian Encounter, or: the Indo-Iranian Substrate Present in Semitic Mythemes

Vast oil painting of an apocalyptic landscape, with shattered cliffs collapsing inward.

A Lake of Fire: On Divine Punishment and the Hereafter (The Braided River, Part 3)

A bronze statuette of the demon Pazuzu: a snarling canine face, human body, taloned bird feet, and four wings, with one arm raised and the other lowered.

The Watchers and What We Inherit Without Knowing (The Braided River, Part 2)

The Rakaia River in the South Island of New Zealand is braided over most of its course

The Braided River: Toward a New Pluralism in the Human Narrative (Part 1)

Diagram linking body schema and body image via multisensory integration

Husserl's Wings: On Phantasy, the Lived Body, and a Footnote to Stage Four, Or: Why the Brain Was Never Going to Be "Fooled"

Three warriors stand on a sandy ridge against a clear blue sky.

There Was Never an Original Odyssey: On Nolan, Homer, and the Manufactured Authenticity of a Composite Text