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=='''Seeing and Taking Castaneda Seriously'''== | =='''Seeing and Taking Castaneda Seriously'''== | ||
According to scholar Benjamin Epstein, in his 1996 Psychology Today journal interview with Anthropologist Carlos Castaneda; he (Castenada) was born in Sao Paulo, Brazil on Christmas Day in 1931, however immigration records show an earlier date of December 25, 1925 in Cajamarca, Peru.<ref> Epstein, Benjamin. "My Lunch with Carlos Castaneda:(Author of Teachings of Don Juan and other books)." ''Psychology Today.'' 29.2 (1996): 30-4. Print. </ref> He was educated at the University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) and earned his B.A. in 1962 and his Ph.D. in 1970. Carlos Castaneda was a controversial author of a series of books that recounted his training in traditional Native American Shamanism. The Society for the Anthropology of Consciousness founded in 1984 by Joseph Long states: "Castaneda, acquiring fame from his publications with the academically respectable publishers Simon and Shuster, arguably, with the exception of Margaret Mead, was the only junior scholar whose name was know to the general public" <ref>http://www.sacaaa.org/Boulders_in_the_Stream.pdf</ref> This was a reflection of a controversy, fueled by envy and quite possibly contempt, that is still present today; that of the teachings of Don Juan Matus "exposed a world view of an aspect of human consciousness independent of time and space and susceptible to control" <ref>http://www.sacaaa.org/Boulders_in_the_Stream.pdf</ref> | According to scholar Benjamin Epstein, in his 1996 ''Psychology Today'' journal interview with Anthropologist Carlos Castaneda; he (Castenada) was born in Sao Paulo, Brazil on Christmas Day in 1931, however immigration records show an earlier date of December 25, 1925 in Cajamarca, Peru.<ref> Epstein, Benjamin. "My Lunch with Carlos Castaneda:(Author of Teachings of Don Juan and other books)." ''Psychology Today.'' 29.2 (1996): 30-4. Print. </ref> He was educated at the University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) and earned his B.A. in 1962 and his Ph.D. in 1970. Carlos Castaneda was a controversial author of a series of books that recounted his training in traditional Native American Shamanism. The Society for the Anthropology of Consciousness founded in 1984 by Joseph Long states: "Castaneda, acquiring fame from his publications with the academically respectable publishers Simon and Shuster, arguably, with the exception of Margaret Mead, was the only junior scholar whose name was know to the general public" <ref>http://www.sacaaa.org/Boulders_in_the_Stream.pdf</ref> This was a reflection of a controversy, fueled by envy and quite possibly contempt, that is still present today; that of the teachings of Don Juan Matus, which "exposed a world view of an aspect of human consciousness independent of time and space and susceptible to control." <ref>http://www.sacaaa.org/Boulders_in_the_Stream.pdf</ref> The Mystical teachings meant an "interconnection between all life forms, and to be properly understood, the human connection and spirituality, it must mature." <ref>http://www.sacaaa.org/Boulders_in_the_Stream.pdf</ref> | ||
==Paths to Explanation== | ==Paths to Explanation== | ||
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== '''Major Works'''== | == '''Major Works'''== | ||
Books:<br> | ''Books'':<br> | ||
The Teachings of Don Juan:A Yaqui Way of Knowledge (1968)<br> | The Teachings of Don Juan:A Yaqui Way of Knowledge (1968)<br> | ||
A Seperate Reality (1971)<br> | A Seperate Reality (1971)<br> | ||
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==Websites and Referenced Materials== | ==Websites and Referenced Materials== | ||
* Epstein, Benjamin. "My Lunch with Carlos Castaneda:(Author of Teachings of Don Juan and other books)." ''Psychology Today.'' 29.2 (1996) | * Castaneda, Carlos. ''Journey to Ixtlan: the Lessons of Don Juan.'' New York: Washington Square Press, 1972. Print. | ||
* Epstein, Benjamin. "My Lunch with Carlos Castaneda: (Author of Teachings of Don Juan and other books)." ''Psychology Today.'' 29.2 (1996); 30-4. Print. | |||
* Gardener, Martin. "Carlos Castaneda and New Age Anthropology." ''Skeptical Inquirer.'' 23.5 (1999); 13-6. Print. | |||
* (2, 3, 4) Swartz, Stephen A. "Boulders in the Stream: The Linage and Founding for the Society of Anthropology Consciousness." Accessed 4 June 2009.<br> http://www.sacaaa.org/Boulders_in_the_Stream.pdf | * (2, 3, 4) Swartz, Stephen A. "Boulders in the Stream: The Linage and Founding for the Society of Anthropology Consciousness." Accessed 4 June 2009.<br> http://www.sacaaa.org/Boulders_in_the_Stream.pdf | ||
==See also== | |||
* [[Assemblage point]] | |||
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Anthropologist Carlos Cesar Arana Castaneda (December 25, 1925-April 27, 1998)
Seeing and Taking Castaneda SeriouslyAccording to scholar Benjamin Epstein, in his 1996 Psychology Today journal interview with Anthropologist Carlos Castaneda; he (Castenada) was born in Sao Paulo, Brazil on Christmas Day in 1931, however immigration records show an earlier date of December 25, 1925 in Cajamarca, Peru.[1] He was educated at the University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) and earned his B.A. in 1962 and his Ph.D. in 1970. Carlos Castaneda was a controversial author of a series of books that recounted his training in traditional Native American Shamanism. The Society for the Anthropology of Consciousness founded in 1984 by Joseph Long states: "Castaneda, acquiring fame from his publications with the academically respectable publishers Simon and Shuster, arguably, with the exception of Margaret Mead, was the only junior scholar whose name was know to the general public" [2] This was a reflection of a controversy, fueled by envy and quite possibly contempt, that is still present today; that of the teachings of Don Juan Matus, which "exposed a world view of an aspect of human consciousness independent of time and space and susceptible to control." [3] The Mystical teachings meant an "interconnection between all life forms, and to be properly understood, the human connection and spirituality, it must mature." [4] Paths to Explanation*Short Plot Summary ThemesAnalysis and Application*Language and the Metaphysical*Negative Mysticism and the Postmodern*The Sourcerers Last Trick: Self KnowledgeRemarksCorrespondance and ControversyCriticisms
Major WorksBooks: Websites and Referenced Materials
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- ↑ Epstein, Benjamin. "My Lunch with Carlos Castaneda:(Author of Teachings of Don Juan and other books)." Psychology Today. 29.2 (1996): 30-4. Print.
- ↑ http://www.sacaaa.org/Boulders_in_the_Stream.pdf
- ↑ http://www.sacaaa.org/Boulders_in_the_Stream.pdf
- ↑ http://www.sacaaa.org/Boulders_in_the_Stream.pdf