The story follows Cali and Carly, two carpenter ants seeking culinary adventure beyond their usual diet. Their quest leads them into a lady's house, where they encounter unexpected challenges and surprises. Through their escapades, they learn an important lesson about curiosity and the consequences of their choices. This charming tale highlights themes of friendship and discovery, making it a delightful read for young audiences.
Focusing on the diverse literary influences on Oscar Wilde, this book explores the range of texts he engaged with from the start of his career to "Dorian Gray." The author contends that existing analyses of the novel's aesthetic and decadent contexts overlook the broader cultural movements that shaped Wilde's distinctive prose. By highlighting this transnational network of literary forms, the book advocates for a more nuanced interpretation of Wilde's work and its inspirations.
The first monograph on Harare-based Gareth Nyandoro - a leading Zimbabwean artist of his generation - documenting international exhibitions of his mixed- media drawings and installations.
In this wide-ranging monograph, the achievements of Irma Stern, one of South Africa's most celebrated painters, are introduced to a contemporary audience.
Exploring the evolution of punishment, the book delves into ancient systems and traces the development of modern prisons in Australia. It covers the convict era, the transportation of prisoners, and the establishment of various State and Territory prisons, alongside community corrections systems. Sean O'Toole provides a comprehensive look at how historical practices shaped contemporary penal frameworks.