This site serves as my personal reference guide to the Earthy Language Cycles, a collection of mysterious texts that I had been attempting to decipher since 1980. My eureka moment happened in 2007, and I’ve been translating and editing the fruits of that breakthrough into English ever since.
As I write this, I’m finally putting the finishing touches on the first two resulting volumes (THE LAST INTERGLACIAL and AUSTRONESIA). In the meantime, I thought you might enjoy a peek under the hood, into the day-to-day workings of a linguistic anthropologist.
If you’re interested in learning something about the Ancestral language in which these texts were written, then I suggest you wend your way through the introductory chapters of The Ancestral Reference Grammar, preferably in order.
If you’re interested in the mechanics of a practical (e)utopia, then I suggest you browse through The Making of a Modern Eutopia, in any order you like.
Please note that each entry is subject to frequent revision as I develop a better understanding of the cultures and languages in question.
PAST
The Ancestral Reference Grammar
- The Ancestral Culture
- The Ancestral Language
- The Ancestral Sound
- The Ancestral Word
- The Ancestral Phrase
- The Ancestral Clause
- The Ancestral Sentence
- The Ancestral Lexicon
PRESENT
The Making Of A Modern Eutopia
- The Department Of Nature
- The Department Of Culture
- The Department Of Arts And Entertainment
- The Department Of Health And Wealth
- The Department Of Food And Beverage
- The Department Of Synergy
- The Department Of Technology
Brent Scarcliff
Los Angeles, California, Tovaangar