Angus Fletcher's "Storythinking" explores the power of narrative in human cognition, arguing that it is a distinct and crucial form of intelligence alongside logic. The book posits that storythinking, or narrative cognition, is fundamental to planning, creativity, and navigating uncertainty by employing elements like characters, storyworlds, plots, and narrators. Fletcher contends that while logic has been historically prioritised in education, storythinking, rooted in our biological need to understand actions and motives, is equally vital for personal growth and societal advancement. Ultimately, "Storythinking" champions the conscious development of our narrative intelligence through engaging with stories and embracing conflict as a catalyst for creative problem-solving and richer lives.
