"While fully adhering to academic conventions and norms, the book incorporates the occasional anecdote or apposite quotation, in a gentle version of the Dadaist collage, montage, and bricolage techniques that it describes."

She writes: "One of the remarkable achievements of this volume is Harris’s ability to treat his material, which ranges from the rise of Fascism to Theodor Adorno’s dense philosophy, not only with great depth and theoretical insight but also with a fluent style and sense of humour."

Unfortunately I am not a basketball player. My apologies!

Thank-you Maebh! I love this idea too - it's perhaps quite a powerful development of Berkeley and Wilde's thinking! Fascinating.

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