with Neil Mitchell Peterson is the author of 12 Rules For Life: An Antidote to Chaos and he joined Neil Mitchell for wide-ranging discussion, including: The burden of being the voice of millions. Identity politics. The problem with trust. and much more…
My new book, 12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos is coming out January 23rd. However, if you know someone who would like one as a Christmas gift, do this: Order the book at Amazon.com US Amazon.ca Canada Amazon.co.uk
Dear World: On January 16, I am going to talk with Sam Harris, on his podcast, Waking Up with Sam Harris. Dr. Harris is one of the so-called New Atheists, of which there are four. Like the other three Christopher
Selfauthoring.com is a series of online writing exercises designed to help people articulate the past, present and future. It’s based in part on the work done by James Pennebaker. His book on the topic is called Opening Up by Writing
Live on the Joe Rogan Podcast. Talking about Political Correctness, Psychology, Ideology, the human condition and many other complicated ideas.
A List of Related Print Media Coverage Linked Title Source Date Widdowson: Universities are letting free speech crumble – and they shouldn’t Ottawa Citizen 25 Nov Examples abound of common sense in Canada and idiocy in America The Observer
Hon. Donald Neil Plett: Colleagues, last week Bill C-16, gender identity and gender expression, passed third reading in the other place without a recorded vote. This came on the heels of the Justice Committee refusing to hear from witnesses on
Here is the debate held Nov 19 at 9:30 am at the University of Toronto on Free Speech, Political Correctness and Bill C-16. Participants included Dean David Cameron, who introduced the debate. Mayo Moran, a law professor, who moderated it,
A paper I wrote in 2005: Peacemaking Among Primates – JB Peterson Imagine two groups of people. Group A has their territory, and the rules that govern it. Group B has their territory, and the rules that govern it. One day,
I have been negotiating the terms of a proposed debate/discussion about political correctness with the University of Toronto administration. However, they are concerned about the legality of my recent rejection of legislatively-imposed politically correct language, and the potential entanglement of
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
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