Aristotle Comedy

About the Book

The first part of this book is a translation and annotation of Aristotle’s lost book on comedy. When a panel of experts meets to determine the book’s authenticity, one member is murdered. The case is dealt with in the Appendix, The Aristotle Case.

About the Author

Arthur Asa Berger is professor of Broadcast & Electronic Communication Arts at San Francisco State University, where he has taught since 1965. He has published more than thirty books on popular culture, media, humor and related topics. In recent years, he has taken to writing books that poke fun at academics and universities with books such as Post Mortem for a Postmodernist (AltaMira Press), Die Laughing (iUniverse.com) and The Hamlet Case (Fatbrain.com). He is currently writing a book on video games.