Marc Champagne is an Instructor in the Department of Philosophy at Kwantlen Polytechnic University. He has a PhD in Philosophy from York University in Toronto, a PhD in Semiotics from the University of Quebec in Montreal, and did his Post-Doctoral studies at the University of Helsinki.
"Myth, Meaning, and Antifragile Individualism acts as a helpful
aid… [The] book is an excellent starting place for anyone who wants
to understand Peterson better, partly because Champagne makes a
valiant effort to understand Peterson and partly because of its
breadth and clarity."
*Reason Papers*
"A thorough academic discussion of Jordan Peterson's work has been
conspicuously absent—until now… Myth, Meaning, and Antifragile
Individualism, by Marc Champagne, is written in a well-crafted,
straightforward style accessible to the informed layperson… The
book is an essential contribution to anyone who wants to better
understand Peterson’s ideas and scrutinize them in a rational
context."
*Journal of Ayn Rand Studies*
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