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The real it in boys reunite to discuss the symbolism of their real world meeting and their journeys to Arctic Norway, in the company of Eagles, of the real and dreamworld varieties. Joe helps Martin and Dan unpack the warm experience of wandering, wondering, and grooving to South American jazz together in the far north, finding a little true-self and deeper questions along the way.
How can we feel,think and talk about trust by way of music? In this episode Real it in explores how music can forge connection, belonging and identification between and across sentient beings.
Article: Structure and function of auditory cortex: music and speech. By Zatorre, Belin & Penhune
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/11511045_Zatorre_RJ_Belin_P_Penhune_VB_Structure_and_function_of_auditory_cortex_music_and_speech_Trends_Cogn_Sci_6_37-46
Article: A Theoretical Impasse? The Concept of the Symbolic in Melanie Klein and Jacques Lacan
https://www.psychoanalytischeperspectieven.be/vol-33-3-2015/a-theoretical-impasse-the-concept-of-the-symbolic-in-melanie-klein-and-jacques-lacan
Song: Journey to the stars by Tom Harrell
https://youtu.be/Wq-DnnIE8iM
Book: Psyche Singing by Mike Eigen
https://www.routledge.com/Dialogues-with-Michael-Eigen-Psyche-Singing/Eigen-Daws/p/book/9780367278717
We add more bricks to the spiral wall in this the 2nd episode with the fascinating Dr. Webb Garrison! Join our spiral jam to the center.
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In this episode Joe pops the question of how to best understand the idea of ownership; who can say that they actually own what? Since when? On what terms? What is it that really drives the “liberal guilt” and conservative contempt in society? And is the notion of ownership a sign of our failure to acknowledge and repair the basic empathic failures at the heart of a capitalist world?
The Dawn of everything https://www.nytimes.com/2021/10/31/arts/dawn-of-everything-graeber-wengrow.html
Lacanian ethics and the super ego:http://larval-subjects.blogspot.com/2006/06/lacanian-ethics-and-superego.html
Parable: The Emperor Has No Clothes | by Mattimore Cronin | Medium https://medium.com/@mattimore/parable-the-emperor-has-no-clothes-ace63fef6eb8
In this episode Dan asks whether Homo Sapiens could in fact be better understood as Homo Oneiros, or The Dreaming People? Dreams fill our art and entertainment, our museums, the shows we watch, and our search for truth in science and psychology. We sleep a third of our lifetime, and entertain visionary ideas and imaginatory explorations for much of the remaining two. What if dreaming is the biggest deal of all?
Bion’s theory of dreaming by James Grotstein - https://icpla.edu/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/Grotstein-J.S.-Chapter-25-what-does-it-mean-to-dream.pdf
Frank Wilczek on complementarity in Science - https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/the-mind-expanding-power-of-complementarity/
Crick, F., Mitchison, G. The function of dream sleep. Nature 304, 111–114 (1983). https://doi.org/10.1038/304111a0
Joe presents an anti-imperialist analysis of the War in Afghanistan, the US retreat planned by Donald Trump and carried out by Joe Biden, and the subsequent national discourse. Dan and Martin provide further insight into the psychology of vengeance, nationalism, and fear.
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"War Is A Racket" by Maj. Gen. Smedley Butler
Martin tells a horrifying story, of how a pitch perfect Swedish summer night, within two minutes turned upside down. How one footbridge in Stockholm became a mini-war-zone. The group addresses the trauma of "The Real" from a metaphysical and existential perspective. How should one approach the fact that sometimes shit happens to us, the world we inhabit changes, and perhaps we do, as well?
Jacques Lacan and the three orders
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“Your body keeps the score” by Bassel Van Der Kolk
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