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Narrative Crisis #4 | Byung-Chul Han & The Need for Narrative Support

In this video, I explore the ideas presented in Byung-Chul Han's chapter "The Narrated Life" from his book The Crisis of Narration. Han argues that our modern, hyper-connected world has fragmented our sense of time and identity, stripping away the continuity that gives life its texture. He calls for the presence of mediators—therapists, mentors, curators, and more—who can help us weave our experiences into meaningful narratives. But is a cohesive life story always necessary? We also explore the poststructuralist perspective, which challenges the need for a linear narrative, advocating instead for embracing the complexity and multiplicity of life. Join us as we explore how these ideas intersect and why both approaches may be crucial in making sense of our increasingly chaotic world. 🔔 Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell to stay updated on our latest content!