Kees Califlora, a corporate psychogeographer, grapples with a crisis of identity and authenticity as he questions the very fabric of his existence. His deep awareness of the constructed narratives surrounding his life leads to a profound disconnection from his relationships and communication. As Kees spirals into confusion, he ultimately retreats from the world, illustrating the fragility of identity in a market-driven society.
Exploring the diverse history of yodeling, this study delves into its cultural significance, featuring examples from Central African pygmies to the Topp Twins, a yodeling lesbian duo. The book highlights how yodeling has influenced popular culture, making it both a serious examination and an entertaining read. Accompanied by 35 photographs, it captures the unique sound and its various manifestations across different communities.
In 38 under par and 11 holes-in-one, Thomasse targets the imaginary order of megalomania. Is this a creative or destructive force? Does a megalomaniac like Kim Jong- il take others along in an upsurge or does he plunge them in a downward spiral? How do we relate to forces of this magnitude?