Byung Chul Han Philosopher of the Society of Fatigue and Total Transparency

Han is perhaps the most philosophically refined and elliptical of our group of “snipers,” as well as the most skeptical. In his case, skepticism has been adopted as both a philosophy of life and a way of seeing the world. His thought—original despite its influences—has been deeply shaped by Martin Heidegger, Zygmunt Bauman, and Michel Foucault.

Byung-Chul Han (born in 1959 in Seoul) is a South Korean philosopher and essayist based in Germany, whose work critically examines the dynamics of neoliberal capitalism, digitalization, and the hyperconnected society. With an incisive and aphoristic style, Han has become an indispensable voice for understanding the discomforts of late modernity—from emotional exhaustion to the loss of intimacy.

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