Writings on Tarot by jmd
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... the woof and warp of all thought and all research is symbols, and the life of thought and science is the life inherent in symbols
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C. S. Peirce "The Ethics of Terminology", CP 2.220
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Most of my notes and written materials remain either unpublished, or as part of posts on Aeclectic's TarotForum (on which I have over 200 000 words). More recently, I have focussed my attention on the preparation of a 30-Week pdf-based course (which is now, as of 2009, a book: Reading the Marseille Tarot), and focus most of my online bulletin board contributions on forum.tarothistory.com – as well updating this very site!
Putting anything in writing has both its merit, and its diminishment, the latter in that it may appear to the reader as something current rather than a decade or more since penned.
Here is a list of ATS Newsletters whose content I have written:
Christ, the World and Sin
Visual Tarot Program – Caveat emptor
Tarot Trumps and Hebrew Letters: variety and divergence
Review: Jean Payen Tarot 1743 / 2008
Tarot and Freemasonry: an amorous chasm
The I-Ching and the Pip Cards of the Tarot
Whither directing your course?
Hebrew-Atouts Correlations & the Tree of Life - a personal perspective
Ovid, Egypt, Hebrew and Tarot: De Gebelin and le C. de M***
The International Tarot Award: Lifetime Achievement Award for Outstanding Contributions
When the Devil is not the Devil
The four elements and the suits of the tarot
The Court Cards of the Tarot as Personalities
On certification, the codification of ethics, and reading Tarot
A closer look at one of the Marseille decks: the Jean Dodal c. 1701, Lyon
The Golden Dawn's attributions...
Kabalah and Tarot
Review of Kat Black's Golden Tarot ...a journey in the birthing of a Tarot deck
Iraqi Archeological Remnants and possible influences on the Tarot
Two Tarot de Marseille Deck Reviews
Meditations on the Tarot: A Journey Into Christian Hermeticism - a brief review
See also my design for the 2008 Tarot Lovers' Calendar
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