The Meaning Maker: Dr. Jordan Peterson's Quest for Order in a Chaotic World

This book explores the life and ideas of Jordan Peterson. It begins with his origins and early intellectual formation, then covers his academic battles and his critique of postmodernism. It traces his practical philosophy from Maps of Meaning to 12 Rules for Life, and his work as a podcaster and public intellectual. The final chapter looks at his personal trials, health, faith and legacy. Readers interested in psychology, philosophy and public debate will find much to consider. 172 pages.