Fictions of Proximity explores the nexus of writers around David Foster Wallace who shaped a trend in literature the study calls the 'post-positivist novel.' It provides new readings of these writers, both of their canonical and lesser-known works, and situates them with respect to prominent figures in contemporary post-positivist philosophy.
Fictions of Proximity explores the nexus of writers around David Foster Wallace who shaped a trend in literature the study calls the 'post-positivist novel.' It provides new readings of these writers, both of their canonical and lesser-known works, and situates them with respect to prominent figures in contemporary post-positivist philosophy.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Acknowledgments Introduction Part I: David Foster Wallace at the End of History Chapter 1: Varieties of Post-Positivism: Pragmatism and Romanticism Chapter 2: "The Powerful, Dual-Functioning Part": Romantic Subjectivity in David Foster Wallace and Mark Costello's Signifying Rappers Part II: Skepticism in Contemporary Fiction Chapter 3: 'Looking' in 'Horror' or 'Ecstasy': Romantic Desire in David Markson's Wittgenstein's Mistress Chapter 4: Brechtian Rhetoric and Bret Easton Ellis's American Psycho Part III: Ironically Earnest, Earnestly Ironic: Fiction after Positivism Chapter 5: Aporia in David Foster Wallace's Infinite Jest Chapter 6: "The great unequivocal International Gestures": Benjaminian Gestus in Zadie Smith's The Autograph Man Epilogue: Breathing with Wallace Bibliography About the Author
Acknowledgments Introduction Part I: David Foster Wallace at the End of History Chapter 1: Varieties of Post-Positivism: Pragmatism and Romanticism Chapter 2: "The Powerful, Dual-Functioning Part": Romantic Subjectivity in David Foster Wallace and Mark Costello's Signifying Rappers Part II: Skepticism in Contemporary Fiction Chapter 3: 'Looking' in 'Horror' or 'Ecstasy': Romantic Desire in David Markson's Wittgenstein's Mistress Chapter 4: Brechtian Rhetoric and Bret Easton Ellis's American Psycho Part III: Ironically Earnest, Earnestly Ironic: Fiction after Positivism Chapter 5: Aporia in David Foster Wallace's Infinite Jest Chapter 6: "The great unequivocal International Gestures": Benjaminian Gestus in Zadie Smith's The Autograph Man Epilogue: Breathing with Wallace Bibliography About the Author
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