Maps of Meaning
The Architecture of Belief
Jordan Peterson · 1996 · 560 pages
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Jordan Peterson, a clinical psychologist and influential intellectual, proposes that myths, religions, and human narratives function as 'maps' that help us navigate existential complexity. Maps of Meaning weaves together psychology, mythology, history, and philosophy to reveal the deep structures of meaning that organize human experience.
Peterson argues that understanding these archetypal patterns is crucial for developing personal wisdom and avoiding ideological traps. A dense and provocative work that invites critical thinking about the origin and function of the meaning we create.
Book details
| Author | Jordan Peterson |
|---|---|
| Year of publication | 1996 |
| Pages | 560 |
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