The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind

Achilles analog ancient animal aoidoi Assyrian auditory hallucinations become beginning behavior bicameral mind bicameral voice brain breakdown called chapter civilizations commands consciousness culture cuneiform described divine E. R. Dodds earlier Egypt epic evolution experience eyes feel function glossolalia gods Greek H. W. F. Saggs hallucinated voice hallucinations Hammurabi He-who-is hear heard hemi Hesiod Hittite human hypnosis hypnotic hypostases idols Iliad important introspect kind king language later learning left hemisphere Marduk mean mentality Mesopotamia metaphier metaphor metaphrand mind-space narratization nervous system neurological noos occur Odyssey Olmec omens oracles paraphrands particularly patients perhaps period person phenomena phrenes poem poetry poets possession problem prophets psyche Psychology relationship right hemisphere schizophrenics sciousness second millennium B.C. sense similar simply sometimes spatial speak speech statue suggest tablets temple temporal lobe texts theocracy theory things thought thumos tion trance translated visual Wernicke's area word York ziggurats