Philosophical Reading: Byung Chul-Han’s The Burnout Society

Are you feeling exhausted? 🤔 Not just from daily struggles, but from the constant pressure to do more, be more, optimize everything? Korean-German philosopher Byung-Chul Han offers a thought-provoking diagnosis that may change how you view your everyday life.

The Burnout Society is a concise yet impactful book that explores why burnout, anxiety, and depression have become prevalent in today’s world. Han argues that the issue might go beyond mere stress management or achieving work-life balance. 📚

Known for his insightful short works, Han draws on continental philosophy, cultural theory, and East Asian thought to pinpoint what’s amiss in modern society. Originally published in German in 2010, The Burnout Society is one of his key works and continues to resonate with many readers.

Join us for a close reading and an engaging discussion! ✨ No previous experience with Han or continental philosophy is necessary. Participants are encouraged to read the text beforehand and come ready with a passage, a question, or thoughts to share.

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