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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.

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  • The Delphic Podcasts by Michael R D James, Review of Campbells "Myths to Live By" Season 14 Episode 14

    The Delphic Podcasts by Michael R D James, Review of Campbells "Myths to Live By" Season 14 Episode 14
    May 6 2026

    Noos is the part of mind which is a first principle of all our mental and psychological powers and which Aristotle believed was a divine part of the human mind which was confined to thinking about something. Divine thinking on the other hand was a form of thinking about thinking which it was impossible for us to comprehend. The Storm of the collision of Indian, Eastern and European Cultures and mythologies is here and is creating chaotic turbulence.

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    10 min
  • The Delphic Podcasts :Opera AI Review of Shakespeares Philosophical Theatre by Michael R D James Austin Macaulay 22nd May 2026 Season 14 Episode 13

    The Delphic Podcasts :Opera AI Review of Shakespeares Philosophical Theatre by Michael R D James Austin Macaulay 22nd May 2026 Season 14 Episode 13
    May 5 2026

    Review based on an Introductory essay at the beginning of the work

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    4 min
  • The Delphic Podcasts by Michael R D James, Review of Campbells "Myths to Live By" Season 14 Episode 12

    The Delphic Podcasts by Michael R D James, Review of Campbells "Myths to Live By" Season 14 Episode 12
    May 4 2026

    "Dust in the air suspended marks the place where a story ended"( T S Eliot Four Quartets). The Astronauts walked on the dust of the moon after the moon was despiritualised and the dust was not the dust of lost souls but remnants of physical processes in the long distant past. Frobenius sees the human race to be maturing toward a telos in which the Holy Ghost no longer needs institutional assistance and can speak directly to mens hearts. Campbell neglects to unravel the mystery of the oracles and the muses.

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    11 min
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