Heller was not just writing against war. ‘I think the whole society is nuts and the question is: What does a sane man do in ...

Maharrey compares this to the “Catch-22” from Joseph Heller’s novel, where contradictory rules create an unsolvable problem. Maharrey draws comparisons to the inflationary spikes of the 1970s. In 1974 ...

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This book should be compulsory reading by every Australian public servant from EL1 upwards, including State and Territory ...

Who has the capacity to buckle in for twenty seasons of a show these days? For many of us, whether it's the way episodes are broken up story-wise or the built-in break every 45-60 minutes, TV shows ...

Morton, however, with much justification, highlights the far more dangerous downside risks of a rampant bureaucracy: its capacity for religiously applying ridiculous rules (drawing on Joseph Heller’s ...