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Mentioned in 6 episodes

Pinocchio

Book • 1921

Author

Carlo Collodi

Mentioned by

Mentioned in 6 episodes

Mentioned by

Jordan B Peterson

when discussing the relationship between belief systems and human behavior.

186 snips

140. Maps of Meaning 12: Final - The Divinity of the Individual

Mentioned by Jordan B. Peterson in the context of a story about a puppet that becomes a human being.

182 snips

The Necessity of Virtue

Mentioned by a podcast listener when referencing Peterson's lectures on classic stories.

156 snips

564. The Meaning Of: Hansel & Gretel

Mentioned by

Matt Belloni

in the context of Guillermo del Toro's career and how winning Best Picture for Shape of Water impacted his subsequent projects.

28 snips

Does an Oscar Matter More or Less Than Ever?

Mentioned by Jordan Peterson as one of the Disney animated classics, highlighting its moral lessons.

11 snips

295. A Conversation with Piers Morgan

Erwähnt von

Silvia Chytil

als Film, den sie als Kind gesehen hat.

Warum Scheitern dazu gehört ...

Mentioned by Jordan Peterson while discussing the complexities of the Pinocchio story and its allegorical significance.

248. The Adventures of Pinnochio and Free Speech Part 2/4

Citato da

Alberto Grandi

quando parla del libro di Collodi, dicendo che la parola più frequente è burattino, la seconda è fame.

Tintoria #168 Alberto Grandi

Mentioned by

Gregg Hurwitz

as an example of an archetypal narrative.

The Battle for Truth: Gregg Hurwitz on Myth, Power & Cultural Control – SF540

Mentioned by Anne to specify a detail from Stromboli Island in regards to a character.

Anne’s DCL Mediterranean Cruise - PREP 471

Przywołana przez Agatę Kasprolewicz, autor „Pinokia” negatywnie oceniał pizzę, uważając ją za mozaikę tłuszczu i brudu.

Raport o książkach – „Delizia” John Dickie

Mentioned by

Joshua Hochschild

as a story of a toy becoming real, contrasting with the Barbie movie's theme.

Becoming Human: Barbie, Storytelling, and Aquinas on Self-Knowledge | Prof. Joshua Hochschild

Sascha mentioned that Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio is better than the one with Tom Hanks.

And the Oscar Goes To... Dennis fürs Promi-Namen, immer falsch aussprechen.

Mentioned by Jordan Peterson while discussing the complexities of good and evil in ideological representations.

254. The Adventures of Pinocchio and Free Speech Part 4/4

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