Science and Belief Are Not Separate // Jordan Peterson Vase Example | Reading Maps of Meaning Pt. 4
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In the first chapter of his 1999 book entitled Maps of Meaning, Jordan Peterson explains that the empirical and mythical worlds are not separate through the example of a child discovering a breakable object during play.
SERIES INFO: Reading Maps of Meaning
It's been just over a year since I read Jordan Peterson's bestselling book '12 Rules for Life: An Antidote for Chaos' and I've decided I want more. After working my way through most of Peterson's own KZread videos and lectures, as well as his many interviews, I will now be embarking on a new thought adventure as I begin to read his 1999 textbook 'Maps of Meaning.' I will be sharing my responses and some basic summary as I go.
Video 0: Series Introduction • Reading Jordan Peterso...
Video 1: Jordan Peterson on Socialism in his youth • Jordan Peterson on Soc...
Video 2: It's easy to be evil. Jordan Peterson on the Ease of Atrocity
• It's easy to be evil /...
Video 3: Jordan Peterson on Carl Jung's Persona
• Jordan Peterson on Car...
(new video links in the description of each successive video)
Full Series Playlist:
• Reading Jordan Peterso...
Jordan Peterson's KZread Channel:
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Jordan Peterson's Website:
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I'm reading Maps Of Meaning and these commentaries are very helpful to me! Thank you!
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You're very welcome! I'll be uploading more soon and changing the titles to correspond with the chapters so it's easier to follow (ie 2.1, 2.2, etc.)
You must have a very sophisticated aesthetic sense. Your opening scene with your massive dog replacing your desk, positioning yourself in the corner to enhance perspective, the abrupt intrusion of the microphone stand… it’s all so intriguing. It’s like a surrealist Norman Rockwell painting. Anyway, I appreciate what you are doing. I can tell you have a lot to offer the world.
How do you expect me to concentrate in you with this BEAUTIFUL dog clamming for attention?