Joseph Tate Bücher

The Numitorum explores a rich tapestry of myth and history, delving into the legendary tales of ancient Rome. It intricately weaves the stories of gods, heroes, and the founding of the city, highlighting themes of power, betrayal, and destiny. The narrative captures the struggles between rival factions and the complexities of familial bonds, particularly focusing on the legendary figures of Romulus and Remus. Through vivid storytelling, the book offers readers a captivating glimpse into the cultural and historical significance of these enduring legends.

The Music and Art of Radiohead provides compelling close readings of the English band's music, lyrics, album cover art and music videos as well as critical commentary on interviews, reviews and the documentary film Meeting People is Easy. Established and emerging academic scholars engage with Radiohead's music and art via concerns of broader implication to contemporary cultural studies. Topics range from the band's various musical and multivalent social contexts to their contested situation within a global market economy; from asking the question, 'how free is art?' to considering the band's musical influences and radical sonic explorations. Together, the essays form a comprehensive discussion of Radiohead's entire oeuvre, from Pablo Honey to Hail to the Thief, with a special focus on the critically acclaimed best-selling albums Kid A and Amnesiac.