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Why do humans tell stories, and how have narratives shaped history? This book explores the universal practice of storytelling, from oral traditions in ancient tribes to contemporary narratives in film and literature. It discusses the psychological functions of storytelling, such as fostering social cohesion and passing down cultural values. The book highlights significant storytelling traditions around the world, the development of narrative techniques, and the role of archetypes. It also examines how stories have been used to mobilize social movements, construct national identities, and influence public opinion. Through an engaging narrative, the book demonstrates storytelling's power in capturing human experience and shaping civilization.
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