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The Storytelling Society: How Digital Capitalism Transformed Life into Content – Han Byung-cheol – IS – 2026 – ISBN 978-5-17-190090-8

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We've never shared so much about ourselves. We post photos, record stories, and turn every moment of our lives into content. But does this mean we have more real stories?

Byung-Cheol Han shows how digital capitalism has transformed narrative into storytelling—a tool for advertising, consumption, and self-promotion. Stories no longer connect the past with the future, create community, or give meaning to life: they are now short, impactful pieces of content designed to attract attention and sell well.

"The Storytelling Society" is a philosophical diagnosis of an era in which people are simultaneously the author, protagonist, and commodity of their own stories.
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