‘Captives of ideology’

Jordan Peterson is a remarkable individual, as much for his patience as the quality of his mind. Time after time he sits down with interlocutors and fields preconceptions dressed up as loaded questions. How he manages to maintain an even temper is a wonder for the ages, not least during this extended encounter with British academic and New Statesman deputy editor Helen Lewis.

The interview runs for almost two hours and is perhaps best watched after reading Judy Stove’s essay on the Canadian psychologist in the October edition of Quadrant.  That essay can be read via this link or the one below.

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