53. How Stories Shape the Way We Think About Love

from Wild Geese · host Anna Howard | Podcast Strategist

If domination and conflict are not central components of narrative, what is? Today we're chatting about the carrier bag theory of fiction by Ursula Le Guin and love as a way of gathering and sharing the world. I hope you enjoy! REFERENCES: - The carrier bag theory of fiction- inventing the renaissance- Love is about being invested in someone’s continual expansionConnect with me:VLOG CHANNEL📓 Anna's Substack Newsletter ⛅ Wild Geese Instagram 💌 Anna's Podcast Production Services

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