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Franco Maria Ricci Editore
Blue Library
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Arf Arf o Chi ha ucciso Riccardo Wagner?

Stefan Themerson. Introduction by Guido Almansi
1974 / 68 PAGES. Language: Italian
Arf Arf, or Who Killed Richard Wagner? is presented to readers as a logic puzzle rather than as a mystery story. To solve this puzzle, we must follow the thread of a nonsensical itinerary combining humour and rational investigation.
It is hard not to agree with Themerson: “There’s something wrong with the world, and grandiloquent speeches, declarations of principle and rally propaganda don’t seem to be of much use ”. Logic is deceptive when it isn’t fatal, like in the ending of Arf Arf. To save ourselves from silence, immobility and death, we may need to seek refuge in a mild and gentle, harmless and smiling madness, in order to find our own human space amid the constraints of rationalism and the uncontrolled expansions of sentimentalism. Even if, like we see in Arf Arf, to regain that human space, we must sometimes make do with wavering between the two-legged nature of man and the four-legged nature of dogs.