EPISODE · Nov 27, 2020 · 1H 15M
From the archives: Tom Amarque & Jordan Peterson
from Parallax · host Andrew Sweeny
Dr. Jordan B. Peterson is Professor of Psychology at the University of Toronto and author of Maps of Meaning: The Achitecture of Belief. He entered the public sphere when he decided to take a stand against PC-Culture, Identity Politics and the pathologies of postmodernism. In this podcast we are talking about a wide array of topics, all pertaining to the end of postmodernism.
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