Post by edmondfurter on May 10, 2023 6:51:27 GMT -5
I have tested the structuralist anthropology model of subconscious re-expression of archetypal structure, against Henry Holiday's illustrations to the Hunting of the Snark, and against the Lewis Carrol's character list (and the two additions that Holiday felt compelled to make, turning ten into twelve, to let the miniature artworks make visual sense). The model again proved its worth, as in about 900 other tests (in my books Mindprint 2014, and Stoneprint 2016, and Stoneprint Journal magazine editions 1 to 8).
I had posted a link to my article on the Holiday illustrations, in a post about the (bogus) Search for Extra-Terrestrial Intelligence (Boojums) as the prelude to a new era of colonisation (wherein SETI will actually make human aliens by 'terraforming' some planets and planting embryos there).
Here is the link to the article about the illustrations again, the same article that Goetz had linked to on his website soon after I wrote it in 2020:
edmondfurter.wordpress.com/2020/05/01/henry-holidays-hunting-of-the-snark-art-has-subconscious-order/
Here is the link using the Link function: link
And here is one of the illustrations with part of the archetypal structure indicated and labelled:
Henry Holiday; Hunting of the snark courtroom trial scene illustration for Lewis Carroll. Woodcut by Joseph Swain. Colorised by George Gennerich for Tigertail Associates. Archetype labels and axial grid by E Furter.
I had posted a link to my article on the Holiday illustrations, in a post about the (bogus) Search for Extra-Terrestrial Intelligence (Boojums) as the prelude to a new era of colonisation (wherein SETI will actually make human aliens by 'terraforming' some planets and planting embryos there).
Here is the link to the article about the illustrations again, the same article that Goetz had linked to on his website soon after I wrote it in 2020:
edmondfurter.wordpress.com/2020/05/01/henry-holidays-hunting-of-the-snark-art-has-subconscious-order/
Here is the link using the Link function: link
And here is one of the illustrations with part of the archetypal structure indicated and labelled:
Henry Holiday; Hunting of the snark courtroom trial scene illustration for Lewis Carroll. Woodcut by Joseph Swain. Colorised by George Gennerich for Tigertail Associates. Archetype labels and axial grid by E Furter.