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David Foster Wallace and the Question of ScepticismAuthor(s): Matt Prout

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Publisher: Edinburgh University Press, United Kingdom

Imprint: Edinburgh University Press

ISBN-13: 9781399527231, 978-1399527231

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David Foster Wallace and the Question of Scepticism examines the role of scepticism and doubt in Wallaces work, showing that they are of fundamental importance to his writing in its form and its themes. Wallaces work articulates a deep ambivalence about the value of scepticism, on the one hand presenting practical and moral arguments for the value of conviction and belief, while on the other hand being committed to a sceptical project of opposing certainty and dogma. On a formal level, Wallaces writing both solicits the readers trust and provokes the readers scepticism. This dynamic is responsible for the polarised responses of absolute trust and dissenting scepticism that characterise the works reception. By putting these responses into dialogue with t.

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David Foster Wallace and the Question of ScepticismAuthor(s): Matt Prout

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Publisher: Edinburgh University Press, United Kingdom

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David Foster Wallace and the Question of Scepticism examines the role of scepticism and doubt in Wallaces work, showing that they are of fundamental importance to his writing in its form and its themes. Wallaces work articulates a deep ambivalence about the value of scepticism, on the one hand presenting practical and moral arguments for the value of conviction and belief, while on the other hand being committed to a sceptical project of opposing certainty and dogma. On a formal level, Wallaces writing both solicits the readers trust and provokes the readers scepticism. This dynamic is responsible for the polarised responses of absolute trust and dissenting scepticism that characterise the works reception. By putting these responses into dialogue with t.

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David Foster Wallace and the Question of ScepticismAuthor(s): Matt Prout

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Edinburgh University Press, United Kingdom

Imprint: Edinburgh University Press

ISBN-13: 9781399527231, 978-1399527231

Synopsis

David Foster Wallace and the Question of Scepticism examines the role of scepticism and doubt in Wallaces work, showing that they are of fundamental importance to his writing in its form and its themes. Wallaces work articulates a deep ambivalence about the value of scepticism, on the one hand presenting practical and moral arguments for the value of conviction and belief, while on the other hand being committed to a sceptical project of opposing certainty and dogma. On a formal level, Wallaces writing both solicits the readers trust and provokes the readers scepticism. This dynamic is responsible for the polarised responses of absolute trust and dissenting scepticism that characterise the works reception. By putting these responses into dialogue with t.

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