Vulcan 01: beyond the caldera
The first part of Vulcan, a work about the mythology of global capitalism, is produced on the mediacast page today. In the introduction, beyond the caldera, we consider some of the issues facing us with the rise of global capitalism as our dominant mythology in the world today.
Vulcan is the blacksmith of the gods, working beneath his mountain he takes no heed of mortals. All he is interested in is his fiery production and keeping the furnace of enterprise going.
Having given his name to volcanoes, he understands that the caldera is all about explosive potentials.
In this work, our ancient immortal is the metaphor through which we explore the mythology of global capitalism and try to understand how it impacts in our lives for good or ill. Beyond the caldera we find that the background to this mythology is complex and filled with questions we must be prepared to ask if we are going to seriously entertain comprehension.
Vulcan 01: beyond the caldera
Vulcan is a work by Jack Adams which relies on years of research into the history and process of the mythology of global capitalism.
Beyond the caldera
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Caldera Photo by Nikolay Hristov on Unsplash
Red Volcano Photo by Aaron Thomas on Unsplash
Smoking Volcano Photo by Yosh Ginsu on Unsplash
Vulcan Wheel mooseforge.com
Vulcan statue etsy.com
Blacksmith Photo by Nicolas Hoizey on Unsplash
Shouting Photo by Dmitry Vechorko on Unsplash
Thoughtful Photo by Kazi Mizan on Unsplash
Debt Photo by Daniel Thiele on Unsplash
Dollar Bills Photo by Sharon McCutcheon on Unsplash
Rich man Photo by Nate Johnston on Unsplash
Poverty Photo by Jordan Opel on Unsplash
Palace Photo by Sigmund on Unsplash
Slum kids Photo by SwapnIl Dwivedi on Unsplash
shameful history
teenage rage
Photo by Christopher Ott on Unsplash
bedroom head
Photo by Francisco Andreotti on Unsplash
socialism
Photo by Maria Oswalt on Unsplash
grave
Photo by Michal Matlon on Unsplash
