Byung-Chul Han is the author of more than twenty books including The Burnout Society, Saving Beauty and The Scent of Time.

• Tourist in a Hawaiian ShirtCulture as HomeHypertext and HypercultureThe Eros of InterconnectednessFusion FoodHybrid CultureThe Hyphenization of CultureThe Age of ComparisonThe De-Auratization of CulturePilgrims and TouristsWindows and MonadsOdradekHypercultural IdentityInterculturality, Multiculturality, and TransculturalityAppropriationOn Lasting PeaceCulture of FriendlinessHyperlogueThe WandererThresholdNotes

"This book will be of use to a wide range of students of society and philosophy but also to those who wish to think differently about the world in which we reside either as Cul-tour or Culture."Joyzine"Hyperculture is an exhilarating exploration of culture in the era of globalisation, cyberspace and massively networked data."The Morning Star"Combining philosophical inquiry with cultural critique, Han objectively delineates and clarifies modern society's existential ailments, while trying to discern where we may be going on the current trajectory."Law & Liberty“If there’s one provocation that solidifies social theorist Byung-Chul Han as the countercultural figure of our time, it’s his praise of boredom."Arc Digital“an 83-page rumination on a possible future for 21st century globalization”New Media & Society"Han proves to be a keen and thought-provoking observer of the present age."Journal of Philosophical Investigations

Byung-Chul Han is the author of more than twenty books including The Burnout Society, Saving Beauty and The Scent of Time.

• Tourist in a Hawaiian ShirtCulture as HomeHypertext and HypercultureThe Eros of InterconnectednessFusion FoodHybrid CultureThe Hyphenization of CultureThe Age of ComparisonThe De-Auratization of CulturePilgrims and TouristsWindows and MonadsOdradekHypercultural IdentityInterculturality, Multiculturality, and TransculturalityAppropriationOn Lasting PeaceCulture of FriendlinessHyperlogueThe WandererThresholdNotes

"This book will be of use to a wide range of students of society and philosophy but also to those who wish to think differently about the world in which we reside either as Cul-tour or Culture."Joyzine"Hyperculture is an exhilarating exploration of culture in the era of globalisation, cyberspace and massively networked data."The Morning Star"Combining philosophical inquiry with cultural critique, Han objectively delineates and clarifies modern society's existential ailments, while trying to discern where we may be going on the current trajectory."Law & Liberty“If there’s one provocation that solidifies social theorist Byung-Chul Han as the countercultural figure of our time, it’s his praise of boredom."Arc Digital“an 83-page rumination on a possible future for 21st century globalization”New Media & Society"Han proves to be a keen and thought-provoking observer of the present age."Journal of Philosophical Investigations

Byung-Chul Han is the author of more than twenty books including The Burnout Society, Saving Beauty and The Scent of Time.

• Tourist in a Hawaiian ShirtCulture as HomeHypertext and HypercultureThe Eros of InterconnectednessFusion FoodHybrid CultureThe Hyphenization of CultureThe Age of ComparisonThe De-Auratization of CulturePilgrims and TouristsWindows and MonadsOdradekHypercultural IdentityInterculturality, Multiculturality, and TransculturalityAppropriationOn Lasting PeaceCulture of FriendlinessHyperlogueThe WandererThresholdNotes

"This book will be of use to a wide range of students of society and philosophy but also to those who wish to think differently about the world in which we reside either as Cul-tour or Culture."Joyzine"Hyperculture is an exhilarating exploration of culture in the era of globalisation, cyberspace and massively networked data."The Morning Star"Combining philosophical inquiry with cultural critique, Han objectively delineates and clarifies modern society's existential ailments, while trying to discern where we may be going on the current trajectory."Law & Liberty“If there’s one provocation that solidifies social theorist Byung-Chul Han as the countercultural figure of our time, it’s his praise of boredom."Arc Digital“an 83-page rumination on a possible future for 21st century globalization”New Media & Society"Han proves to be a keen and thought-provoking observer of the present age."Journal of Philosophical Investigations