2016 Lecture 03 Maps of Meaning: Part I: The basic story and its transformations. A story tells about a journey from point a to point b. A revolutionary story, a meta-story, describes how one story was transformed by anomaly and crisis into another.
In this lecture, Biblical Series VIII: The Phenomenology of the Divine, Jordan B. Peterson continues in the next series of stories. Peterson attempts to determine how are we, as modern people, to make sense of the idea of the God who reveals himself to a personality.
2017/03/11: Strengthen the Individual: Q & A Parts I & II is part I & II of the Question and Answer session that followed Jordan Peterson’s talk Saturday March 11 at the Ottawa Public Library.
Jordan Peterson provides some historical context for the understanding of personality, suggesting that the clinical theories, concerned with the transformation and improvement of personality and character, are embedded within a classic narrative/mythological structure.
Jordan Peterson’s lecture biblical Series XI: Sodom and Gomorrah. Abraham opens his heart and hearth to the stranger. The denizens of Lot’s cities threaten them with violent rape. God exacts a terrible retribution. The warning is clear.
Jordan Peterson’s discussion of the beginning of Genesis, including the story of the Tower of Babel, which he reads as a very old warning about the danger of erecting something akin to a totalitarian/utopian secular state.
Lecture: Biblical Series X: Abraham: Father of Nations is the tenth lecture of Jordan Peterson’s 12-part initial Biblical lecture series. This lecture was held on Aug 8, 2017.
Jordan Peterson talks about Big Five trait openness to experience, which is the dimension composed of an amalgam of creativity and intelligence. He also talks about IQ.
Jordan Peterson was invited to talk at Harvard University about Postmodernism & the Mask of Compassion, on the use of compassion as a mask for the advance of the profoundly anti-western postmodern and neomarxist doctrines.
The dreadful socio-political consequences of the individual inauthentic life: the degeneration of society into nihilism or totalitarianism