Alchemy and the Imagination Part 2: The Role of Hermes by Ian Irvine (Hobson)
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Posted: Thursday, July 29, 2010
Below is a link to Part 2 of the Alchemy and the Imagination talk delivered to the Bendigo Writers' Council in 2008. The subject matter here concerns the various male archetypes of creativity on offer in Celtic, ancient Greek and modern cultures. A Hermetic/Alchemical model of creativity is developed.
This piece belongs to Hermes and Sesheta: (Unheralded) Gods of the New Media Revolution, Vol. 2 ofThe Collected Works of Ian Irvine (Hobson). (Nonfiction)
Go to SCRIBD PDF file of Alchemy and the Imagination Part 2: The Role of Hermes, copyright Dr Ian Irvine, 2008-2010. There will be four parts to the overall series of articles - the First is already up at SCRIBD and can be linked to from another page of this site.
CURRENT PUBLISHER: The Zoetics Institute (2016) (formerly: Mercurious press). The article is a chapter from the upcoming book: Hermes, Sesheta and Thoth: (Unheralded) Gods of the Postmodern Transition, to be published by the Zoetics Institute.
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