Exploring the transformative nature of narratives, this book examines how stories influence our perceptions and realities. It argues that the emotional impact of storytelling can be harnessed to support politically progressive movements, providing insights into the connections between narrative, identity, and societal change. Through analysis and examples, it highlights the potential of stories to inspire action and reshape cultural landscapes.
Yves Citton Books
Yves Citton is a professor of 18th-century French literature at the University of Grenoble-3. His work delves into the intricate connections between liberty, knowledge, and social structures, often drawing from philosophical and literary traditions to illuminate contemporary issues. His approach is characterized by a deep understanding of historical discourses and their resonance in the modern world.
