Jeremy D. Johnson

Jeremy is an editor, writer, and polyphonous researcher. He received his B.A. in Sociology from Fordham University and M.A. in Consciousness Studies from Goddard College. His thesis work involved an interdisciplinary study of digital culture, media studies and the phenomenology of consciousness. Jeremy has previously worked with Reality Sandwich magazine as a staff editor and Evolver as their I.T. director. He has written for publications like Beams and Struts, Disinformation, Kosmos Journal, and more recently, ERIS. His research interests includes what Teilhard de Chardin called the “planetization” of the human species and what William Irwin Thompson calls “planetary culture”, the history of consciousness, media studies, mythology and folklore, depth psychology, Western Esotericism and spiritual countercultures. He currently serves as president of the International Jean Gebser Society, and resides somewhere in central Florida’s sunny marshlands, gleaning bits of inspiration from pop culture, book collecting, science fiction exegesis, and personal contemplative practice.