Is pretentious ridicule more frightening than prejudice dressed in intellectual trappings? Sending one back to the other, Thomas Bernhard (1931-1989) adds with Everything is Calm in the Heights, published after his death, a chapter to his unequivocal criticism of the Germanic bourgeoisie.
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