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Maps of Meaning is a production of TV Ontario (Canadian Public Television). This thirteen part series (with an additional introductory video, There's No Such Thing as a Dragon) deals with mythology, religion, psychology, neuroscience and human conflict. It was originally broadcast in 2004. Dr. Jordan B Peterson, Department of Psychology, University of Toronto, lectures. The show was produced by Wodek Szemberg and David Smillie and edited by Ian Partridge and Doug Beavan. The lectures are based on the book Maps of Meaning: The Architecture of Belief (www.mapsofmeaning.com)
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A TV Ontario Production 2004
Produced by Wodek Szemberg
Field Producer: David Smillie
Editors: Ian Partridge and Doug Beavan
Lecturer and Writer: Jordan B Peterson, Ph.D., University of Toronto Department of Psychology
