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Maps of Meaning by Jordan Peterson (1999)
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Maps of Meaning by Jordan Peterson (1999)

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Language English
Publisher Routledge
Publication Year 1999

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Maps of Meaning : The Architecture of Belief is a behaviorism (psychology school) manual, written by Jordan B. Peterson and published for the first time back in 1999.

Jordan Peterson is a Canadian psychologist, he is also a professor of clinical psychology at the University of Toronto.

Peterson spent most of his life studying the psychology of ideological and religious beliefs, plus the human personality and its development.

This book highlights a theory that explains how people get to develop and construct meanings, all according to the latest discoveries of neuropsychology and neurology.

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Existential questions will forever haunt our human minds, and as we grow older, they become stronger and more dominant.
What makes them especially hard to answer is the fact that we lack the link between what is rational and what is irrational.

No matter how far science progresses, no matter how much control we can get over nature, there will always be somethings and some phenomena that we simply have no explanation to.
Jordan Peterson, the author of Maps of Meaning: The Architecture of Belief , tried to build a structure or rather a map that will help lead us to the answers we so desperately crave.

Mr. Peterson tried to fuse the knowledge we have gathered in order to create a hypothesis that will help us figure out the missing link; linking between the data that neuropsychology provides us with and the mythological stories that keep repeating themselves throughout our human history and across multiple cultures.

He also tries to bring together both the Freudian and the Jungian approach to psychology, myth, and religion in an attempt to enrich the modern critical mind with the wisdom that myths and legends provide us with.

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