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e18 No Cheat Code: What A Brilliant Calendar Didn’t Escape

e18 No Cheat Code: What A Brilliant Calendar Didn’t Escape

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No Cheat Code: What A Brilliant Calendar Didn’t Escape This episode goes looking for a calendar that watches the sky instead of doing math, and finds one still running in Iran today. But it turns out an observational calendar doesn’t give us an escape hatch from state violence: the episode traces Iran's Solar and Lunar Hijri calendars from Zoroastrian kingship through the Arab conquest, a mathematician-poet's 1079 calendar reform, and a 1925 nationalist restoration that came bundled with ethnic violence. The throughline: even the most accurate calendar in the world still gets used to decide who counts, and the episode closes by turning that question on gender, capitalism, and what it means to resource oneself under capitalism. The astrology section covers the interim week between eclipses, moving into Virgo season, including Persephone's harvest myth and Astraea's departure from earth. This episode also announces a season break that will begin in September. Content warning: discussion of state violence and ethnic persecution, including 20th-century campaigns against Kurdish and other minority communities in Iran, and references to ongoing discrimination. Book a session - https://www.amaliathecoach.com/ Music by Charmie Chandler - https://www.instagram.com/charmie_chandler/ Our favorite audio editor ever Chantal Defelice - https://chantaldefelice.com/ + ig @chantaldefelice References: Encyclopaedia Iranica, "Calendars" — free access, academicEncyclopaedia Iranica, "Nowruz ii. In the Islamic Period" — free access, academicEncyclopaedia Iranica, "Fiscal System ii. Sasanian" — free access, academicavesta.org, "Zoroastrian Religious Calendar: Month Names" — free accessavesta.org, "Angels: Zoroastrian" — free accessExploring Khayyam, "Quatrain 31" — free access, philological detail on the calendar-reform quatrain's composite sourcingThe Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam, FitzGerald 5th edition, full text — free accessIran International, "Why Khamenei's clerics look for the crescent moon" — free access, journalismLewis Mumford, Technics and Civilization, "The Monastery and the Clock" excerpt (PDF) — free accessWikipedia, "Kharaj" — free access, general overview, not primary scholarshipOn Barak, "Outdating: The Time of 'Culture' in Colonial Egypt," free PDF on Academia.eduTyson Yunkaporta, Sand Talk: How Indigenous Thinking Can Save the World, Goodreads pageIranWire, "'They have dehumanized us': Minority rights violations during the 'Woman, Life, Freedom' movement in Islamic Republic Iran" Keywords: Iran, Solar Hijri calendar, Lunar Hijri calendar, Nowruz, Zoroastrianism, Sassanian Empire, Omar Khayyam, Rumi, calendar reform, Reza Shah Pahlavi, ethnic discrimination, Kurdish rights, moon sighting, Islamic calendar, timekeeping, colonialism, capitalism, gender, Tyson Yunkaporta, Lewis Mumford 2. CHAPTER MARKERS 00:00 — No Cheat Code 01:50 — Welcome + Grounding Ritual 08:06 — The Season Break Reveal 12:03 — Ongoing Portal of Eclipse Season 12:28 — Monday: Yes-Man Energy meets Ancient Poison 15:00 — Tuesday: Cornered and Rambunctious 15:49 — Wednesday: Not During Eclipse Season, Bitch 16:42 — Thursday: Dreaming Big 17:18 — Friday: Grow Up and Follow Through 18:54 — Saturday: Virgo Season Begins 21:34 — Virgo as Astraea 26:19 — Sunday: Creaky Old Knees 29:20 — Descent Begins: Remember Caesar's Math? 31:07 — The Calendar Council 34:53 — The Fingerprint of a Reality Observed 38:04 — The Man Who Fancied He Saw the Moon 43:10 — Four Hands, Thirteen Hundred Years 44:11 — The Glow That Could Run Away 48:29 — A Calendar Designed by a Poet 50:53 — Old Names, New Violence 52:09 — The People With the Most Accurate Calendars 54:47 — No One Can Tell My Body 58:19 — Why Am I Doing This? 01:02:13 — Reflection Questions
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