Comments on Modern Mythology: Looking at the impact of symbols (part 1)

@Benton - If I'm not mistaken, JD Ebert is the par...

2010-03-22T07:03:40.492-07:00

@Benton - If I'm not mistaken, JD Ebert is the partner of John Lobell in a web project about myth and cinema. I talked with John a bit, and he sent me some interesting articles that I read through. I also sent him a very early version of the Immanence of Myth essays I was working on - perhaps he didn't realize quite how early those were, in my idea, notes really - he gave me an honest but somewhat stern assessment of the material.

For better or worse it did help steer me towards something I had already been considering, which was opening the project up to contributions and making it more of an anthology style project. Of course, in the time since, the project has evolved quite a bit.

At any rate, yes, I've heard of him.

Hello my friend, I enjoy the work you are doing h...

2010-03-13T14:43:13.570-08:00

Hello my friend,

I enjoy the work you are doing here very much. I recently did an interview with someone who also considers himself a proficient reader of modern mythology Mr. John David Ebert who is the author of Celluloid Heroes and Mechanical Dragons: Film as the Mythology of Electronic Society. You should come check it out and tell me what you think.

www.youtube.com/SingleEyeMovement

If I were to wager a guess at why, I’d say that us...

2010-03-13T09:17:34.650-08:00

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