Maltese Humour - but seriously
a native's views
of the lighter moods of the Maltese
Martin Morana
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In his latest book, Martin Morana, explores Maltese humour, a contentious subject given, according to some, its doubtful existence. The author traces humour as it manifested itself through the centuries on the Maltese islands, starting from Roman times down to present. In so doing, he picks up anecdotes from folklore, theatrical entertainment and social history. This part is then followed by a fascinating insight of the Islanders` psyche, that is currently evident, formed through historical and contemporary interactions with peoples of all nations.
In his latest book, Martin Morana, explores Maltese humour, a contentious subject given, according to some, its doubtful existence. The author traces humour as it manifested itself through the centuries on the Maltese islands, starting from Roman times down to present. In so doing, he picks up anecdotes from folklore, theatrical entertainment and social history. This part is then followed by a fascinating insight of the Islanders` psyche, that is currently evident, formed through historical and contemporary interactions with peoples of all nations.
paperback b & w
228 pages
&
60 illustrations
price: Euro 12.95
if you are in Valletta check at
MELI BOOKSHOP
MELI BOOKSHOP
St Lucia Street
or
Agenda Book Shops
or
BDL - San Ġwann
author's email address:
mohba2016@gmail.com
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