Maps of Meaning by Jordan B Peterson

In 19 99, he published his first book, maps of meaning, a dense, 600 page academic treatise on the architecture of belief. The book also evinced an obsession with the idea of order and chaos. Terrible, chaotic forces lurk behind the facade of the normal world. These forces are kept at bay by the maintenance of social order. But order itself becomes overbearing and deadly if allowed unregulated or permanent expression.