Analysis of Jordan B. Peterson’s 12 Rules for Life

De: Milkyway Media

Narrado por: Natalie Gray

Duración: 40 m

Resumen del Editor

Please note: This is an analysis of the book, not the original book. This analysis is not endorsed by or affiliated with the original author.

The best-selling 12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos (2018) by Jordan B. Peterson is a sweeping investigation into how humans should cope with life’s suffering. Drawing from biology, anthropology, psychology, history, and mythology, as well as from great thinkers and religions, Peterson outlines 12 key principles that will lead to an ethical and relatively manageable life....

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Glad I heard this instead of the original.

I was curious about what all the fuss was around this author, but unsure, I invested in this summary first. It was concise and to the point, well constructed and clearly explained. Thanks to this summary, now I know that the original book is something I NEVER would have bought. Listening to the ideas made me disgusted and angry, and I felt sorry for the narrator, Natalia Gray, having to speak some of the hideous sexist rubbish that the author spouts. Just hideous. I'm glad Ms Gry and Milkway Media got my money, and not that revolting author. Lesson learned.

Good analysis

I liked this analysis of Peterson’s “12 Rules for Life”. I thought the language and points were clear, interesting, and pertain to daily life. I was glad I listened and I’d highly recommend to anyone who enjoys Peterson’s lectures, interviews, etc. If you’ve never read or listened to Peterson I think you’ll find this very enlightening, or even if you have you may hear something that you didn’t pick up on or remember from the book, like I did. There are a few quoted comments at the end which seem to be attempts toward a counter-argument but which seem too unfounded and superficial. I hope Milkyway Media writes more Peterson analysis.

Buyer Beware!

This is not an accurate representation of the "Book 12 Rules For Life". It is one persons biased opinion with most of the material manipulated and taken out of context. Read the real book by Jorden Peterson and you will understand his ideas much better.

Not what you'd expect

Doesn't give much if any real detail or understanding on the book itself. Talks more about the author and related authors on his topics in the 12 Rules for Life. Really disappointing on what I found in comparison to what I had hoped for. Save your money and just re-read the book