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The Wallace Effect: David Foster Wallace and the Contemporary Literary Imagination

By Marshall Boswell

Book information

Publisher
Bloomsbury Academic
Year
2019
ISBN
1501344943, 9781501344947, 9781501344909, 9781501344923, 9781501344916
Language
english
Format
PDF
Filesize
7 MB (7228560 bytes)
Series
David Foster Wallace Studies, 2
Pages
184\185
Library
Memory of the World Library
Time added
2021-10-30 14:48:09

Description

Cover Half Title Series Title Copyright Page Dedication Contents Series Editors Introduction Introduction Part One Toward Wallace 1 Something Both and Neither: Marshes, Marriage, and the Fertile Invention of John Barth’s The Tidewater Tales 2 The Awful Way Back to We: Crackpot Realism and Ironic Liberalism in Richard Powers’s Prisoner’s Dilemma Part Two The Wallace Effect 3 The Rival Lover: David Foster Wallace and the Anxiety of Influence in Jeffrey Eugenides’ The Marriage Plot 4 The Varieties of Irony: Claire Messud’s The Emperor’s Children and the Comedy of Redemption 5 Competitive Friendship: Love and Reckoning in Jonathan Franzen’s Freedom 6 Against Wallace: Amy Hungerford, Lauren Groff, and the Resistance to Genius Conclusion: Love and Cruelty Acknowledgments Bibliography Index

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