Hacker News Board Hacker News, browsed like a classic message board
Live data from Hacker News

Lilith and the Draconcopes

riowang.blogspot.com

Post reply on HN
Print view View original

1–10 of 12 posts

Re: Lilith and the Draconcopes

#3

Post by teekert »

I loved this podcast/audio-play about Lilith [0], from J. Daniel Sawyer [1]. Apparently he also wrote a book about the story [2]. I love everything he made so far, so probably good ;)

[0] https://pca.st/episode/37ff5250-ab4c-0132-307f-0b39892d38e0

[1] http://jdsawyer.net/

[2] https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/9822058-lilith

Re: Lilith and the Draconcopes

#5

Post by perceptronas »

ganzuul wrote: post #4

This is a very long article on a religious/mythological subject, and I am not sure why Hacker News needs to read it. A summary would be much appreciated.

To be fair, its now that long. It is <2500 words, similar size to common news article. As for religious/myth subject - if its interesting what's the issue?

Re: Lilith and the Draconcopes

#6

Post by ganzuul »

perceptronas wrote: post #5
ganzuul wrote: post #4

This is a very long article on a religious/mythological subject, and I am not sure why Hacker News needs to read it. A summary would be much appreciated.

To be fair, its now that long. It is <2500 words, similar size to common news article. As for religious/myth subject - if its interesting what's the issue?

There are a lot of people writing on the subject and not all have particularly high standards. What sets this apart?

Re: Lilith and the Draconcopes

#7

Post by abdulhaq »

ganzuul wrote: post #4

This is a very long article on a religious/mythological subject, and I am not sure why Hacker News needs to read it. A summary would be much appreciated.

There is no being called "Hacker News" and no-one is saying that "Hacker News" _should_ read it. If enough individuals like it and are interested by it, it will be voted up and more can read it. If you don't want to read it, then don't. Simples.

Re: Lilith and the Draconcopes

#8

Post by perceptronas »

ganzuul wrote: post #6
perceptronas wrote: post #5

Earlier quoted context omitted.

To be fair, its now that long. It is <2500 words, similar size to common news article. As for religious/myth subject - if its interesting what's the issue?

There are a lot of people writing on the subject and not all have particularly high standards. What sets this apart?

There are people writing on the subject of programming languages/software engineering and not everyone has high standards too. However, everyone can share their different takes and views, discuss issues. If its not interesting for anyone and nobody upvotes - thread will sink to the bottom of HN

Re: Lilith and the Draconcopes

#9

Post by olivierestsage »

If anyone is interested in delving more into this topic, the most authoritative (and surprisingly quite readable) treatment is "Lilith: Die Erste Eva: Eine Studie uber dunkle Aspekte des Weiblichen" by Siegmund Hurwitz (one of Carl Jung's students), translated into English as "Lilith the First Eve: Historical and Psychological Aspects of the Dark Feminine."

Re: Lilith and the Draconcopes

#10

Post by ThrowawayR2 »

ganzuul wrote: post #4

This is a very long article on a religious/mythological subject, and I am not sure why Hacker News needs to read it. A summary would be much appreciated.

From the HN Guidelines (https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html):

"Please don't complain that a submission is inappropriate. If a story is spam or off-topic, flag it. ... If you flag, please don't also comment that you did."

Post reply on HN