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Depression and dysphoria in the fiction of David Foster Wallace
"Depression and Dysphoria in the Fiction of David Foster Wallace is the first full-length study of this critically overlooked theme, addressing a major gap in Wallace studies. Wallace has long been recognised as a "depression laureate", inheriting a mantle previously held by Sylvia Plath due to the frequent and remarkable depictions of depressed characters in his fiction"--
'Lovers and propositions'. The broom of the system -- Girl with curious hair and other stories -- 'This logarithm of all suffering'. Infinite jest -- Brief interviews with hideous men -- 'Custodian to the statue'. Oblivion and other stories -- The pale king.
Includes bibliographical references and index.