Dangers of Narrative and Fictionality : A Rhetorical Approach to Storytelling in Contemporary Western Culture

The 21st-century story economy is grounded on the premise that everyone – from individual social media users to political parties and multinational corporations – needs to become storytellers. At the same time, we witness the erosion of borders between fact, fiction, truth and lies within the public...

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Autores principales: Samuli Björninen, Pernille Meyer, Maria Mäkelä, Henrik Zetterberg-Nielsen
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Publicado: Peter Lang GmbH, Internationaler Verlag der Wissenschaften 2024
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