
Human/Nature | Jane Rawson
Fullers Bookshop, 131 Collins Street, Hobart, TAS 7000 Several years ago, Jane Rawson packed up…
Silliness is to be savoured. It explores the cracks in our reasoning, raising a gleeful two-finger salute to convention and common sense. In a world awash with stupidity and cruel politics, silliness is childish, anarchic, mischievous, rude and sometimes shocking.
This delightful book reveals the surprisingly rich history on silliness from the madcap plays of Aristophanes all the way to ‘Cats that Look Like Hitler.’
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