12 Rules for Life
Peterson's self-help book combines psychology, mythology, and philosophy into practical rules. Through lobsters, archetypes, and meaning, it addresses responsibility and order versus chaos. The work's accessibility and controversial reception made it massive bestseller, influencing discussions on masculinity, tradition, and meaning.
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