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Talking about hysteria, as well as about melancholy, can be a controversial issue because contemporary psychiatry does not use such terms anymore. Mostly for good
Even though he is the one who popularized in the 20th century the notion of men’s feminine core, or anima, Carl Gustav Jung is not
I very much agree with Matthew Fox’s recent suggestion to apply to the attitude and behavior of people such as Hegseth a new phrase, namely
Neoliberalism is like Proteus but also more fundamentally like King Midas. I remember hearing his story for the first time as a little child and
The clutches of neoliberalism are always vile, yet they can be overt or subtle. We need to understand both kinds if we want to wage
We need myths and even ideologies to make sense of the world and be active in it. When I say this, I employ these two
In the collection of ancient books that we call the Bible, trees are mostly presented as symbols of life, prosperity, and fruitfulness. They are recognized
I came quite late to think about trees — at least consciously — so I am no expert at all in the matter. But I
Trees are the only organisms that infallibly, when they die, leave the place better than they found it. This sentence is attributed by Stefano Mancuso’s
A very important sub-theme has emerged this week in my discussion of the theme of ritual. This theme is represented by the relations between the
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