СТОРІТЕЛІНҐ: коли це добре, а коли - не дуже? | Огаркова, Єрмоленко

SUPPORT: www.patreon.com/c/kultpodcast SUBSCRIBE:    / @kult_podcast   LISTEN: li.sten.to/kultpodcast Why do we enjoy listening to stories and tales? What does this pleasure tell us about human nature? Why is it so important to weave our existence into time, into narrative, into intrigue? But doesn’t this love of storytelling also have a dark side? Isn’t our world falling apart into a multitude of different stories and tales, between which it is no longer possible to find a connection? And haven’t we lost something essential by abandoning “grand narratives”? Isn’t it time to return to them - at least partially? Co-authors: literary critic Tetyana Ogarkova and philosopher Volodymyr Yermolenko, lecturers at the Kyiv-Mohyla Academy. The design uses the work of the French artist Georges De La Tour “The Fortune Teller” (La Diseuse de la bonne aventure”) *** CONTENT: 00:00 - intro. What is this episode about 00:40 - support:   / kultpodcast  . Your donations help us cover the cost of cars for the defense forces 01:10 - do we live in the era of storytelling? Listening to stories as spying on someone else's life. 04:30 - childhood: becoming someone other than you are. Fiction - identification with others or opposition to others. Culture - an attempt to translate experiences 07:50 - bonus for patrons: Harari, "Nexus": artificial intelligence, information theory, the future of humanity   / 133220941   One of the ideas: a key revolution - the storytelling revolution. 11:45 - Myth as a conceptual story, a concept story - it is constantly repeated, we recognize ourselves in it. 14:16 - the revolution of the Christian world: there is one story that is higher than the others, which orders all the others. 17:15 - modern fiction: freeing other stories from the main Story. 20:40 - reminder: support us at   / kultpodcast   21:05 - Stories and the idea of uniqueness. "A good story is one that surprises you." But do we really want only the unique? 25:13 - inflation of the intrinsic value of each story. There are so many stories that they no longer explain anything. An excess of stories. The world as a broken mirror 30:20 - the desire to return to the epic, to restore the connection between history and truth. Obligatory history - a story about questions you can't avoid 31:20 - the problem of Ukrainian storytelling for the outside world. Our obligatory history becomes "another" optional history for others. 37:00 - can literature today talk about eternity again? 39:00 - the purpose of storytelling is not to tell another story, but to establish a connection with the truth. 40:20 - conclusion. Support:   / kultpodcast