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Parallels Between Fascist Germany and Consumerist American Society
I wish we could have had the chance to discuss the parallels between fascist Germany and consumerist American society in White Noise since DeLillo (rather overtly) steers us toward this comparison: (1… more →
thelivesofobjects's Blog
the frictional fiction of small differences
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adswithoutproducts wrote 3 days ago: Don DeLillo has a story in the current, or at least a recent, New Yorker. He’s been experiment … more →
Da war einer in Berlin [Versuch eines kritischen reiseberichts, teil2]
tmabona wrote 2 months ago: To be a tourist is to escape accountability. Erros and failings dont cling to you the way they d … more →
Da war einer in Berlin [Versuch eines kritischen Reiseberichts, teil1]]
tmabona wrote 2 months ago: Man weiss es schon, ich weiss es schon, er muss geschrieben werden, er kann nicht ausgelassen werd … more →
bgosling wrote 3 months ago: “No one sees the barn,” he said finally. A long silence followed. “Once you’ … more →
Blogging on Creative Writing & Literature
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jd wrote 4 months ago: What is this then? Well, this is my new blog on which I intend to write about, mainly, creative writ … more →
Sound, Terror, and Representations of September 11th
arwong wrote 4 months ago: In a recent conversation about a project I’m working on exploring sound’s relationship t … more →
DeLillo revis.
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IK wrote 5 months ago: “The thing that’s interesting about living in another country is that it’s difficu … more →
baseball
The Grange Hall Editors wrote 6 months ago: baseball n. a ball game played between two teams of nine on a field with a diamond-shaped circuit of … more →
America Nuclear Anxieties and Admonitions in Literature
Jae wrote 6 months ago: “The nuclear apocalyptic” is defined by author Kenneth D. Rose as “a distinctive subgenre of specula … more →
Parallels Between Fascist Germany and Consumerist American Society
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clee4 wrote 6 months ago: I wish we could have had the chance to discuss the parallels between fascist Germany and consumerist … more →
Of Clones and Namesakes
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jessbd wrote 7 months ago: When I “Google” my name it brings up a Jessica Daniels who is the “Exotic Goddess … more →
Knowledge and its Application
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nshridhar wrote 7 months ago: For whatever reason, I seem to be searching for, in White Noise, some explanation/depiction of the c … more →
Extra Features
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mishigur wrote 7 months ago: Here’s an article that relates to our class, courtesy of today’s T (New York Times Style … more →
I Went Through All of This For NOTHING?!
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ashmcd wrote 7 months ago: “’Where’s the media?’ she said. ‘There’s no media in Iron City.’ … more →
Turning Lives into Movies
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mishigur wrote 7 months ago: When Murray describes his housemates to Jack in the beginning of the novel, he flourishes his descri … more →
Critical Reading of Don DeLillo's "White Noise"
Jae wrote 7 months ago: White Noise is an important effort because it explores the impact of consumerism as the catastrophe … more →
Welcome Laura!
Kristin wrote 9 months ago: Name: Laura 2009 goal: 30 Fav. Authors: Sarah Vowell, Don DeLillo, Richard Brautigan Fav. Books: Rig … more →
Science, Postmodernism, and Last Week's New Yorker
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ellisjudd wrote 9 months ago: The New Yorker is remarkably stingy about online access to their articles, and even if you are a sub … more →
Memento Mori
marinahass wrote 9 months ago: Memento mori is a Latin phrase meaning “Be mindful of death” and may be translated as … more →
