/lit/ - Literature

>>12441408
no, i've got it. even better. Murphy is the one who finally gives us the Land/Peterson podcast.

JBP: this is an appalling travesty. neomarxism sucks. bucko &c
JM: jordan, i...i want to introduce you so someone. someone very important to me
JBP: who? zizek? fuck that guy
JM: no, not zizek. somebody else, who has been watching all of this...for a very long time

https://theotherlifenow.com/paid-vacation-begins/

how soon until we can get an Outsideness/Peterson symbol? i want a symbol that combines the power of the Peterson symbol and Landian horror.

Why haven't you read it yet?

>>10054456
>>10054458

>/sort/ is for the discussion of jordan peterson, specifically psychology (fictional & non-fictional), short stories, dragons, snorting cocaine and chasing hookers, cleaning your room, etc. If you want to discuss literature, think again sunshine. Philosophical discussion can go on /sort/ but ideally those discussions of jungian psychology that take place on /sort/ should be based around specific references to using speech properly, bloody neomarxists and rescuing your father from the underworld.

>>9591277
twelve

twelve peterson threads

>/sort/ is for the discussion of jordan peterson, specifically psychology (fictional & non-fictional), short stories, dragons, snorting cocaine and chasing hookers, cleaning your room, etc. If you want to discuss literature, think again sunshine. Philosophical discussion can go on /sort/ but ideally those discussions of jungian psychology that take place on /sort/ should be based around specific references to using speech properly, bloody neomarxists and rescuing your father from the underworld.

represent niggas

Your book is dope and it's a fucking disgrace that you have been summoned before the tribune of political correctness garbage to Explain Yourself to a mob of illiterate cunts who worship a purple unicorn.

I'm reading Maps of Meaning right now because of this, and I like his lectures too. It's a great fucking book. I'm afraid that he's going to lose this battle, but I hope some other university - and I graduated from U of T - which is less bewitched by purple unicorns and more into the great literature students are paying tens of thousands of dollars to study will pick him up and give him a new job, because he is exactly the kind of professor I would hope I had a chance to study with.

http://news.nationalpost.com/full-comment/christie-blatchford-if-gender-identity-debate-at-u-of-t-was-about-free-speech-then-the-battle-is-truly-lost

http://news.nationalpost.com/full-comment/rex-murphy-jordan-peterson-a-real-professor-at-last

http://jordanbpeterson.com/2016/11/maps-of-meaning-intro

I just wanted to share this reading list. Peterson think it is highly relevant and recommend Millennials read this. And i am also wondering what you guys might think of it.

Copied from the link

>In 1999 Routledge published my book, Maps of Meaning: The Architecture of Belief. It was the results of more than fifteen years of work — thousands of hours of obsessive thinking and writing. It was my attempt to deal with the aftermath of Nietzsche’s pronouncement of the Death Of God in his revelatory book, Thus Spake Zarathustra:

>Here are the Russian books I would profoundly recommend, as accompanying readings, as well as a list of books I regard as of the first order of importance:

>Dostoevsky

Crime and Punishment
The Brothers Karamazov
Notes from Underground
The Devils
The Idiot

>Tolstoy

Confessions
The Kingdom of God is Within You

>Bulgakov

The Master and Margarita

>Solzhenitsyn

One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovitch
The Gulag Archipelago
The First Circle
Cancer Ward
Other books of critical importance:

>Carl Jung

The Archetypes of the Collective Unconscious
Aion
symbols of Transformation
Answer to Job
Erich Neumann
The Origins and History of Consciousness
The Great Mother

>George Orwell

1984
The Road to Wigan Pier
Animal Farm
Down and Out in Paris and London
Homage to Catalonia

>Aldous Huxley

Brave New World
The Doors of Perception

>Other Works

The Discovery of the Unconscious (Henri Ellenberger)
The Neuropsychology of Anxiety (Jeffrey Gray)
Affective Neuroscience (Jaak Panksepp)
The Emotional Brain (Joseph LeDoux)