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katrin [286]
2 years ago
15

How do stories shape who we are, and how do our own identities shape our reading choices?

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GaryK [48]2 years ago
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Stories shape who we are because:

  • They open our eyes to see the world and evaluate how we fit into the scheme of things. Stories help us to analyze our circumstances and in doing so, we can understand ourselves.

Our own identities shape our reading choices because:

  • Businessmen will want to read articles related to business while people who are interested in politics will read political articles. Leisure lovers will enjoy entertaining stories.

<h3>What are stories?</h3>

Stories are narratives about events that could be fictional or not. The person whom we are or aspire to be is a motivating factor that will push us to read books and articles in some niches.

So stories shape us by helping us to see the world beyond our own limited views. Naturally, a person will be drawn to events that complement his own life. If there is no common ground, then, there is no attraction.  This is why people who have a formal disposition will reach out to texts that reflect their nature.

Learn more about stories here:
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