Alexandria 5: The Journal of Western Cosmological Traditions;

Published in book form, Alexandria explores the relationships between philosophy, cosmology, myth and culture; the spiritual, philosophical, and intellectual heritage of the Western world; and what the humanities have to contribute to the world today. Alexandria issue #5 covers: Dante and the Comic Way -- Joseph Meeker An Ecology of Mind -- Doug Man Science's Missing Half: Epistemological Pluralism and the Search for an Inclusive Cosmology -- David Fideler Negotiating the Highwire of Heaven: The Milky Way and the Itinerary of the Soul -- E. C. Krupp Nature and Nature's God: Modern Cosmology and the Rebirth of Natural Philosophy -- Theodore Roszak Creativity: The Meeting of Apollo and Dionysus -- F. David Peat Mithras, the Hypercosmic Sun, and the Rockbirth -- David Ulansey Musical Emblems in the Renaissance: A Survey -- Christina Linsenmeyer-van Schalkwyk Jung and the Alchemical Imagination -- Jeffrey Raff Two Platonic Voices in America: Ralph Waldo Emerson and Thomas M. Johnson -- David Fideler Alcott's Transcendental Neoplatonism and the Concord Summer School -- Jay Bregman Chaos and the Millennium -- Ralph Abraham Is Anything the Matter? -- Roger S. Jones Magnificent Desolation -- Dana Wilde Soul Loss and Soul Making -- Kabir Helminski Ideal Beauty and Sensual Beauty in Works of Art -- Aphrodite Alexandrakis Socrates and the Art of Dialogue -- Robert Apatow Footprints on the Threshold -- Christine Rhone Science: Method, Myth, Metaphor? -- Amy Ione Teaching Archaeoastronomy -- Greg Whitlock Oneiriconographia: Entering Poliphilo's Utopian Dreamscape - A Review Essay -- Peter Lamborn Wilson Memorial of A. H. Armstrong -- Jay Bregman Memorial of Marie-Louise von Franz -- Jeffrey Raff