Ayrıntı Yayınları Stories that make us “we”

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"we are not surprised when we meet someone who tells us about their ""life story""." It's so familiar that everyone has a story, there's no reason for us to be surprised. This is a concept that we do not find worthy of consideration

it's not even interesting.

randall, this beyblade spoils the game by holding a magnifying glass over the beyblade. "we are used to subject novel story characters to psychological analyses

but randall reverses this habit and introduces ""real characters"" into the ""fabricated"" world of literature." As we pass through life, there is no story following us, independent of us, watching us. If we have a story, it exists only because we “say” it exists.

we make it.

why do we do this? What does it benefit us to think that we are exaggerating a story or that we are literally a story? Pursuing this simple-looking question, randall steps into a vast world of thought, in which a multitude of disciplines have played pens

from psychology to sociology

from history, anthropology, literature, education, theology, philosophy, history philosophy and ethics to aesthetics. What is the relationship between our story and the process of creating ourselves? What is this story similar to? Is it a single story and what role does it play for us? Why would we want to tell this story? And most importantly, are we the authors of this story? Any chance of getting it replaced, rewritten? Seeking a way to turn life from being a craft into an art, tracing the art of life, randall considers that experience forms critical resources for the endeavor of the relations between art and life, literature and psychology, poetry and poetics.

According to randall, literary forms enrich our vocabulary, understand the nature and importance of stories, and know that relying on the “story threshold” represents the transition from childhood to adulthood. We will understand what our life stories look like and where they come from and where they go. The more we improve our understanding of this subject, the more proficient we will become in the art of life, which is all about retelling our lives over and over again. "as randall describes this comment as ""an obscure extension"", our mastery in the art of improvisation and invention will increase, and no matter how poor we live in other respects, our ability to contribute to the wealth of the world will strengthen." "randall, who says he wrote on ""the poetics of self-creation"", later equates it, presenting us with an unexpected richness." "while reading ""the stories that make us"", you won't be able to help but wonder about the astonishing complexity of your own ""story""." This book gifts a new substance to that obsessive curiosity to determine the features that distinguish man from other animals: man is the animal that claims to have a story.

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• The selling price on Trendyol already includes the export-related costs.
• Sold by
  Devinim Kitap
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• Made in Türkiye
• A maximum of 5 units of this product can be ordered. Trendyol reserves the right to cancel orders over 5 units.
• Barcode No: 9789755392295
• Origin: TR