Episode 129: Maps of Meaning 1 – Context and Background In this episode, Jordan Peterson introduces the foundational concepts behind his “Maps of Meaning” series, focusing on the importance of belief systems and their role in shaping human behavior and societal structures. He discusses the context of the Cold War Read more…
In Jordan B. Peterson’s analysis of the Pinocchio story, he discusses the character of Lampwick as a representation of Lucifer. This interpretation is drawn from Lampwick’s role as a tempter and his ultimate fate, which parallels the biblical story of Lucifer’s fall from grace. Temptation and Rebellion: Symbol of Pride Read more…
In Jordan B. Peterson’s analysis of the Pinocchio story, he examines the character of Lampwick (sometimes referred to as “Lucignolo” in the original Italian version by Carlo Collodi). Lampwick is a pivotal character who plays a significant role in illustrating some of the central themes of temptation and moral failure. Read more…
Jordan B. Peterson’s lecture on “Maps of Meaning” explores the intricate relationship between mythology, psychology, and the human experience. Central to Peterson’s thesis is the idea that myths and religious stories are not mere superstitions but are deeply embedded frameworks that shape our perception of the world and our place Read more…