Blogs Alphabetically
— A Few Thoughts on the Petreus Affair
— A Mythologist Looks at the 2016 Election
— A Mythologist Looks at the 2020 Election
— Affirmative Action for Whites
— All Shook Up: The American Dionysus
— An Indigenous Perspective on the Welfare State
— Black Swans and White Vultures
— Breathing Together: QAnon and New Age Thinking
— Did the South Win the Civil War?
— Didn’t He Ramble? A New Orleans Jazz Funeral
— Dionysus Looks at Mental Illness
— Do Black Lives Really Matter?
— Funny Guys, Fake News and Gatekeepers
— Grief and Remembrance in Greece
— Hands up, Don’t Shoot: The Sacrifice of American Dionysus
— How — and Why — to Start A War
— John F. Kennedy and America’s Obsession with Innocence
— Male Initiation and the Mother in Greek Myth
— March Madness: The Attack on Libya
— Myth, Memory and the National Mall
— Obama and the Myth of Innocence
— Odyssey in Southeastern Mexico, 1989
— Old White Men: Historians as the Gatekeepers of American Myth
— On the Tenth Anniversary of 9-11
— Protest, Grief and Memory in Mexico
— Some Thoughts on the Royal Wedding
— Stories We Tell Ourselves About Barack Obama
— The Background to Our Day of the Dead Ritual
— The Civil Rights Movement in American Myth
— The Con Man: An American Archetype
— The Dancing Ground at the End of the World
— The Dionysian Moment. Trump Lets the Dogs Out
— The Flag and the Hummer — How We Display Ourselves
— The Innocent American is the Violent American
— The Joys (and Curious Political Implications) of Reciting Poetry
— The Myth of Israeli Innocence
— The Mythic Foundations of Libertarianism
— The Mythic Sources of White Rage
— The Other is You; Maybe Even More You than You are
— The Ritual of the Presidential Debates
— The Sandy Hook Murders, Innocence and Race in America
— The True Story of the Unconscious Emissary
— The Two Great Myths of the 20th Century
— To Sacrifice Everything: A Hidden Life
— What If We Allowed That To Happen?