Do Finns, a stereotypically shy nation, feel more shame than others? In the new episode, author <a href="//www.helsinkiagency.fi/antti-ronka/">Antti Rönkä</a>, whose debut novel <a href="//www.helsinkiagency.fi/off-the-ground/">Off the Ground</a> (2019) encouraged a public discussion in Finland about the mostly unspoken side of young men, discusses shame as a subject in literature, the lure of autofiction, as well as unexpectedly good sides of shamefulness.

Do Finns, a stereotypically shy nation, feel more shame than others? In the new episode, author Antti Rönkä, whose debut novel Off the Ground (2019) encouraged a public discussion in Finland about the mostly unspoken side of young men, discusses shame as a subject in literature, the lure of autofiction, as well as unexpectedly good sides of shamefulness.

Do Finns, a stereotypically shy nation, feel more shame than others? In the new episode, author <a href="//www.helsinkiagency.fi/antti-ronka/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Antti Rönkä</a>, whose debut novel <a href="//www.helsinkiagency.fi/off-the-ground/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Off the Ground</a> (2019) encouraged a public discussion in Finland about the mostly unspoken side of young men, discusses shame as a subject in literature, the lure of autofiction, as well as unexpectedly good sides of shamefulness.

Share Shame

Sign up to save your podcasts

Shame

Shame