"Discussing DeLillo's literary accomplishments, why different kinds of context matters to understanding the work, and setting up the book's sections and chapters. DeLillo's fiction acts as a commentary on the human condition and its relation to spatial stimuli. New York City represents a fixed point of reference that the author revisits and continuously extracts meaning from its inhabitants' movement throughout the cityscape and the architectural constructs that affect their lives"--
"Discussing DeLillo's literary accomplishments, why different kinds of context matters to understanding the work, and setting up the book's sections and chapters. DeLillo's fiction acts as a commentary on the human condition and its relation to spatial stimuli. New York City represents a fixed point of reference that the author revisits and continuously extracts meaning from its inhabitants' movement throughout the cityscape and the architectural constructs that affect their lives"--Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction: Context, content, conflict Jesse Kavadlo; Part I. Places: 1. New York reassessing the topography of newyork city in Don Delillo's fiction Alan Gravano; 2. The Bronx Don Delillo's underworlds: mystery and manners Jacqueline A. Zubeck; 3. The American Southwest 'Texas is the reason:' running dog, point omega and Delillo's 'southwest' Henry Veggian; 4. The World Delillo abroad Cornelius Collins; Part II. History and Politics: 5. The cold war the rules, norms, games, and professions of Delillo's cold war Alan Nadel; 6. The John F. Kennedy assassination paranoid suspicions Skip Willman; 7. Terrorism terrorism as context in Delillo Margaret Scanlan; 8. The twenty-first century March madness: Don Delillo in the age of global interdependence Marni Gauthier; 9. Prescience the idea of the future Paul PetrovicI; Part III. Media and Pop Culture: 10. Film Don Delillo, the movie Timothy Parrish; 11. Television and mass media 'the nausea of news and traffic' Crystal AlbertsI; 12. Plays and performance dramatic contexts Rebecca Rey; 13. Sports 'fascinating ways to lose a game' Mike Witcombe; 14. The internet everything is connected: Delillo and internet culture Andrew Strombeck; 15. Signs print, image, and visual media Joseph Conte; Part IV. Literary Contexts: 16. Intertextuality 'an attempt to find pattern and motive': text, context, intertext Laura Barrett; 17. Genre and genre theory bold new forms: genre and the generic Jeffrey Severs; 18. Modernism and postmodernism a quantum perspective: modernist depths and post-modernist connections Samuel Chase Coale; 19. Postmodernism and literary criticism postmodernism and its discontents, or, the cultural logic of don delillo Katie Muth; Part V. Material Contexts: 20. Technology science/fiction Randy Laist; 21. The environment postmodern ecology in Don Delillo's fiction Elise Martucci; 22. Materiality violence and the body Rebecca Harding, university of Sussex; 23. Death (not) moving deathward: the living and the undead in delillo's late works Mark Osteen; Part VI. Social and Cultural Constructions: 24. Religion and spirituality meditations on mystery Graley Herren; 25. Race white male mobility Tim Engles; 26. Ethnicity DeLillo and Italian America John Paul Russo; 27. Gender masculine and feminine subjectivity Anne Longmuir; 28. Time still life Catherine Gander; Part VII. Writing and Writers: 29. The concept of authorship self/referentiality Marjorie Worthington; 30. The writing process 'a book determines its own dimensions': observing, writing, typing Harold K. Bush; 31. Advertising copywriting aesthetics Aaron DeRosa; Conclusion: DeLillo's literary legacy DeLillo as context David Cowart; Further Reading; Index.
Introduction: Context, content, conflict Jesse Kavadlo; Part I. Places: 1. New York reassessing the topography of newyork city in Don Delillo's fiction Alan Gravano; 2. The Bronx Don Delillo's underworlds: mystery and manners Jacqueline A. Zubeck; 3. The American Southwest 'Texas is the reason:' running dog, point omega and Delillo's 'southwest' Henry Veggian; 4. The World Delillo abroad Cornelius Collins; Part II. History and Politics: 5. The cold war the rules, norms, games, and professions of Delillo's cold war Alan Nadel; 6. The John F. Kennedy assassination paranoid suspicions Skip Willman; 7. Terrorism terrorism as context in Delillo Margaret Scanlan; 8. The twenty-first century March madness: Don Delillo in the age of global interdependence Marni Gauthier; 9. Prescience the idea of the future Paul PetrovicI; Part III. Media and Pop Culture: 10. Film Don Delillo, the movie Timothy Parrish; 11. Television and mass media 'the nausea of news and traffic' Crystal AlbertsI; 12. Plays and performance dramatic contexts Rebecca Rey; 13. Sports 'fascinating ways to lose a game' Mike Witcombe; 14. The internet everything is connected: Delillo and internet culture Andrew Strombeck; 15. Signs print, image, and visual media Joseph Conte; Part IV. Literary Contexts: 16. Intertextuality 'an attempt to find pattern and motive': text, context, intertext Laura Barrett; 17. Genre and genre theory bold new forms: genre and the generic Jeffrey Severs; 18. Modernism and postmodernism a quantum perspective: modernist depths and post-modernist connections Samuel Chase Coale; 19. Postmodernism and literary criticism postmodernism and its discontents, or, the cultural logic of don delillo Katie Muth; Part V. Material Contexts: 20. Technology science/fiction Randy Laist; 21. The environment postmodern ecology in Don Delillo's fiction Elise Martucci; 22. Materiality violence and the body Rebecca Harding, university of Sussex; 23. Death (not) moving deathward: the living and the undead in delillo's late works Mark Osteen; Part VI. Social and Cultural Constructions: 24. Religion and spirituality meditations on mystery Graley Herren; 25. Race white male mobility Tim Engles; 26. Ethnicity DeLillo and Italian America John Paul Russo; 27. Gender masculine and feminine subjectivity Anne Longmuir; 28. Time still life Catherine Gander; Part VII. Writing and Writers: 29. The concept of authorship self/referentiality Marjorie Worthington; 30. The writing process 'a book determines its own dimensions': observing, writing, typing Harold K. Bush; 31. Advertising copywriting aesthetics Aaron DeRosa; Conclusion: DeLillo's literary legacy DeLillo as context David Cowart; Further Reading; Index.
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