Lecture 2 of 12 · Maps of Meaning

2: Marionettes and Individuals (Part 1)

Jordan B. Peterson · 2h 23m · English

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Peterson begins an extended reading of Disney’s Pinocchio (1940), using a familiar film to show how deeply archetypal themes run through narrative. The analysis continues across the next two lectures.

Maps of Meaning

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Jordan B. Peterson

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Maps of Meaning: 1: Context and Background

Lecture 1 · 2h 31m1: Context and Background

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Maps of Meaning: 3: Marionettes and Individuals (Part 2)

Lecture 3 · 2h 26m3: Marionettes and Individuals (Part 2)

Maps of Meaning: 4: Marionettes and Individuals (Part 3)

Lecture 4 · 2h 12m4: Marionettes and Individuals (Part 3)

Maps of Meaning: 5: Story and Metastory (Part 1)

Lecture 5 · 2h 22m5: Story and Metastory (Part 1)

Maps of Meaning: 6: Story and Metastory (Part 2)

Lecture 6 · 2h 27m6: Story and Metastory (Part 2)

Maps of Meaning: 7: Images of Story and Metastory

Lecture 7 · 2h 11m7: Images of Story and Metastory

Maps of Meaning: 8: Neuropsychology of Symbolic Representation

Lecture 8 · 2h 21m8: Neuropsychology of Symbolic Representation

Maps of Meaning: 9: Patterns of Symbolic Representation

Lecture 9 · 2h 16m9: Patterns of Symbolic Representation

Maps of Meaning: 10: Genesis and the Buddha

Lecture 10 · 2h 18m10: Genesis and the Buddha

Maps of Meaning: 11: The Flood and the Tower

Lecture 11 · 2h 32m11: The Flood and the Tower

Maps of Meaning: 12: The Divinity of the Individual

Lecture 12 · 2h 25m12: The Divinity of the Individual