Byung-Chul Han, philosopher: ‘A lot of people read me, but I’m not a millionaire’
The famous thinker spoke to EL PAÍS to clarify that he is not the ostentatious figure that he believes some articles have made him out to be
The steps we take, the hours we sleep, the books we read — why are we counting everything?
Winning at social validation is the new goal of this constant quantification
Hope, the secret weapon of philosopher Byung-Chul Han
Here are three lessons from the latest book by the famous South Korean thinker, which describes how this feeling can create new paths and help us escape paralyzing fear
Byung-Chul Han, the philosopher who lives life backwards: ‘We believe we’re free, but we’re the sexual organs of capital’
EL PAÍS met with the famous thinker in Berlin. Known for his short sentences, the author of ‘The Burnout Society’ works at night and sleeps during the day
Why pop philosopher Mark Fisher fascinates young leftists
The British cultural critic who died by suicide six years ago questioned the fundamentals of neoliberalism and described a generation trapped in the work-life loop. He is still very much alive on social networks and in books that remember him