Boredom
A Lively History
Book • 2012
In 'Boredom: A Lively History', Peter Toohey delves into the concept of boredom, tracing its presence across more than 3,000 years of human history.
He argues that boredom is not merely a childish emotion but a constructive part of the human experience, influencing art and literature.
The book distinguishes between simple and existential boredom, highlighting its role in both popular and highbrow culture.
He argues that boredom is not merely a childish emotion but a constructive part of the human experience, influencing art and literature.
The book distinguishes between simple and existential boredom, highlighting its role in both popular and highbrow culture.
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