In this book, the phenomenologist Wilhelm Schapp sets out to make transparent the forgetfulness of stories that prevails in Western tradition, while simultaneously working out essential aspects of a philosophical understanding of the human-stories connection that are constitutive for a philosophy of stories. Wilhelm Schapp's philosophy of stories urges us to restore the significance of stories in light of human existence as an entanglement in stories, and to reconsider the classical relationship between stories and the being of things. In the process, it becomes possible to gain a transformed understanding of humanity, as the individual, unmistakable person with their own unique stories comes back into focus. Such philosophizing.