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Delphic Podcast by Michael R D James

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A series of episodes comparing and contrasting Campbells view of the universality and necessity of myth with the Philosophical and Metaphysical accounts of the Ancient Greek, Enlightenment, and Modern Hylomorphic and Critical Philosophy.

© 2025 Delphic Podcast by Michael R D James
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  • Delphic podcasts Review of Joseph Campbell's "Power of myth", Episode 4
    Aug 26 2025

    The comparison of the two types of Myth with the Kantian Critical division of the realm of Philosophy between the Metaphysics of Nature and the Metaphysics of Morals. The Gaiai Principle and Chief Seattles letter to the President expressing confusion over the intention to buy his lad: "How can you buy the sk?"..."Our land is sacred". Narrated by Julian (Transcriptor)

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    20 min
  • Episode 3 Consciousness, Merleau-Ponty and Perception and the cave of the cinema
    Aug 18 2025

    The Powers of perception, imagination and Consciousness: A Philosophical Critique

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    12 min
  • Life, symbols, and the realm of the sacred
    Aug 11 2025

    Forms of life have both everyday and transcendental aspects with the former aspects dominating the latter. Campbell believes we Moderns are out of touch with the spiritual dimension of our personalities and refers to the myths of the world to ilustrate his case. He recommends that we study other peoples myths in order to see the limitations of the myths that rule our lives. Commonalities in many myths from very distant cultures suggest that there are "elementary ideas" which are the sources of the transcendental ideas we encounter in myths. Thanks to Speaktor and AI voice Julian.

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    6 min
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