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Trip to the Moon
Understanding the True Power of Story
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In Trip to the Moon, John York expands from structural analysis to examine how stories wield influence across society.
The book uses real-world examples—from politics to religion—to show how narratives mobilize belief, shape identity, and produce action.
York frames story as both weapon and tool, pairing structure with persuasive power to explain contemporary phenomena.
He discusses figures such as Ronald Reagan and modern populists to illustrate narrative mechanics in public life.
The book is presented as a practical guide for understanding and ethically applying the power of storytelling.
The book uses real-world examples—from politics to religion—to show how narratives mobilize belief, shape identity, and produce action.
York frames story as both weapon and tool, pairing structure with persuasive power to explain contemporary phenomena.
He discusses figures such as Ronald Reagan and modern populists to illustrate narrative mechanics in public life.
The book is presented as a practical guide for understanding and ethically applying the power of storytelling.
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