In "Maps of Meaning" (1999), Jordan B. Peterson suggests that myths are crucial for grasping the human mind and our collective culture. By merging psychoanalysis, psychology, and societal studies, he illustrates how myths teach ethics and shape significance in our existence, offering insights on how we can fulfill our personal capabilities.Jordan B. Peterson, a renowned clinical psychologist, is known for his contentious opinions on various aspects of human behavior, society, and government. He serves as a psychology professor at the University of Toronto and rose to fame with his best-selling self-help book "12 Rules for Life."Psychology Buy on Amazon: https://www.storyplanet.net/maps-of-meaning-en