📚 7 Books mentioned in "The Meaning Crisis: Resolution | Dr. John Vervaeke | EP 482" of The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast

You know, I did a course on Moby Dick, Heart of Darkness, Notes from Underground, Death in Venice, and The Plague—all one course. Oh yeah, that's fun.

In a conversation, Dr. John Vervaeke references the book 'Heart of Darkness' as part of a comprehensive course that also included titles like 'Moby Dick' and 'Notes from Underground'.

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You know, I did a course on Moby Dick, Heart of Darkness, Notes from Underground, Death in Venice, and The Plague—all one course. Oh yeah, that's fun.

During the conversation, Dr. John Vervaeke mentions the book 'The Plague' as part of a course he taught, highlighting it alongside other literary works.

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I read a book called Lord of Light by Roger Zelazny, which introduced me to Buddhism and Hinduism and the power of myth. It opened me up, and I rejected Christianity.

Dr. John Vervaeke discusses the impact of 'Lord of Light' by Roger Zelazny, highlighting how the book introduced him to key concepts of Buddhism and Hinduism, which significantly influenced his perspective and led him away from Christianity during a conversation with Dr. Jordan B. Peterson.

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You know, I did a course on Moby Dick, Heart of Darkness, Notes from Underground, Death in Venice, and The Plague—all one course. Oh yeah, that's fun.

During the conversation, Dr. John Vervaeke refers to reading 'Moby Dick' as part of a course he taught on various significant literary works, highlighting his engagement with classical literature.

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You know, I did a course on Moby Dick, Heart of Darkness, Notes from Underground, Death in Venice, and The Plague—all one course. Oh yeah, that's fun.

Dr. John Vervaeke discusses a course he taught that included the book 'Death in Venice' among other classic literature, during a conversation with Dr. Jordan B. Peterson.

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And maybe we could do that by referring to the Grand Inquisitor in the Brothers Karamazov, as long as we put it together with Notes from Underground, which I just taught for a course. I did a course on literature in the meaning crisis, and so I that you use notes.

In this episode, Dr. John Vervaeke discusses the book 'The Brothers Karamazov', suggesting its relevance in conversation alongside 'Notes from Underground', as part of his course on literature and the meaning crisis.

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And maybe we could do that by referring to the Grand Inquisitor in the Brothers Karamazov, as long as we put it together with Notes from Underground, which I just taught for a course. I did a course on literature in the meaning crisis, and so I that you use notes.

Dr. John Vervaeke discusses the book 'Notes from Underground' during his conversation with Dr. Jordan B. Peterson. He mentions that he recently taught it as part of a literature course focused on the meaning crisis.

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