I Didn’t Say That
Something very strange and disturbing happened to me this week. If it was just relevant to me, it wouldn’t be that important (except perhaps to me), and I wouldn’t be writing this column
On the Psychological and Social Significance of Identity
Back in September of 2016, I released three videos, expressing my concern about Bill C-16, which was then under consideration by the federal government, following the passage of similar legislation in a
Equity: When the Left Goes Too Far
DIE It seems to me that the identifying factors of the radical left types that dominate the humanities and social sciences (and, increasingly, the HR departments of corporations) most particularly constitute the
Announcing Auditions for the Second Cohort of Peterson Fellows at Acton School of Business
Editor's Note: Due to uncertainty surrounding Dr. Peterson’s familial responsibilities -- to ensure we can provide the level of attention and commitment to this project that it deserves, we have suspended the
Thought Economics: A Conversation with Dr. Jordan B. Peterson
Interview by Vikas S. Shah MBE on Thought Economics “The world,” writes Dr. Jordan B Peterson, “can be validly construed as a forum for action, or as a place of
Cambridge University Rescinds my Fellowship
From @CamDivinity, this morning (Wed, Mar 20, 2019): “Jordan Peterson requested a visiting fellowship at the Faculty of Divinity, and an initial offer has been rescinded after a further review.” I visited Cambridge
Existentialism in Australia and New Zealand
I have been touring in Australia and New Zealand since February 05, speaking in most of the major cities in both countries, to audiences ranging in size from 1500 to 5500. This
Thoughts On My Mother’s 80th Birthday
This week my mother, Beverley Anne Peterson, turns 80. She was born on February 6, 1939, in Naicam, Saskatchewan, a small, attractive, thriving prairie town, back when prairie towns were communities with
Comment on the APA Guidelines for the Treatment of Boys and Men
Beware the Ideologues in Psychologists’ Clothing The American Psychological Association (APA) recently released their Guidelines for Psychological Practice with Boys and Men (paralleling, in principle, their 2007 guidelines for girls and women). It
Prairie Requiem
Saskatchewan In the spring the snow crystallizes and glints the sun now has some warmth black patches appear in the fields the creeks and rivers overflow their banks people say hello again to