In this essay, I explain the reason I write about post-Jungian psychology in the context of solarpunk and why I think it's an effective approach to climate action. While it certainly should not be the only thing or even the primary thing we do, it can be effective for creating cultures capable of collective action. The fact of the matter is that we are already living for-profit myths with mass-produced archetypes and we live within those myths even as we aim to transform capitalism.

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In this essay, we discuss the myth of the prehistoric Mother Goddess as a distinctly modern invention projected onto our past. I then turn to the very real denigration of the goddesses, being demonized and forgotten by patriarchal monotheism. I end the essay with a discussion of how the complex diversity of deities can contribute to post-Jungian archetypes for liberation toward a solarpunk culture.

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In this essay, we consider whether the emergence of patriarchal social systems was the emergence of gender as such. How does this fit in with the idea of a post-hierarchical gender liberation that's a response to a history of oppression rather than a retreat before it? To answer that question, we reconsider the construction of gender as a construction using Bhaskar's critical realist distinction between transformative and unilateral power.

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