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A Deep Dive into the Zen of Byung-Chul Han

Well friends, I did it again. I went all in on Byung-Chul Han! This amazing South Korean-born German Continential philosopher (phew, that's a mouthful) lowered his Zen-inspired hand down into the pit of overworking that I was trapped in today and showed me a way out! By which I mean: His book "The Burnout Society" is a brilliant deconstruction of our late capitalism/neoliberal society and the unspoken assumption that if you're not working yourself to death you must be some kind of LOSER! Byung-Chul Han sneaks Buddhist ideas of "emptiness" and "friendliness" into his sophisticated takedowns of Western thinkers like Foucault and Hegel, all while helping us see how living in a culture that demands we say yes -- yes to making more money, yes to becoming more materially successful, yes to fame, yes to toilet tweeting, yes to status, yes to more work, yes to less free time, yes to more ambition, yes to more EVERYTHING ... is creating a society of depressives. We get so tired of having to continually "become ourselves" that we just collapse! Anyway, maybe I was just feeling lazy today. But it sure felt good to walk away from my computer, pick up Byung-Chul Han, and dive into a brilliant and generous thinker who's on the front lines in the fight to cargo Zen Buddhism into contemporary Western philosophy. I offer these videos for free, but you can support my work here: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?busine... You can find essays, blogs, and videos here: patreon.com/ShozanJackHaubner And buy my books here: https://www.amazon.com/Shozan-Jack-Ha... Link to PHILOSOPHIZE THIS vid on BCH:    • Episode #188  Achievement Society and...   Link to my other vid on BCH:    • How to BEAT BURNOUT!   Intro: 0:00 Byung-Chul Han's Burnout Society: 00:56 Buh-Bye Foucault: 4:18 The Achievement Society: 7:31 No Longer a Society of "No": 8:38 The "Can Do!" Society: 10:26 The Disappearance of the Other: 14:45 Smartphone as Rosary: 19:28 The Philosophy of Zen Buddhism: 20:13 Buddhism V. Hegel: 21:45 The Crisis of Connection: 24:19