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This is a personal project by @dellsystem. I built this to help me retain information from the books I'm reading.

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schizoaffective

this tension between veneration and excoriation, often expressed in the same breath, a kind of schizoaffective critical articulation, is a dominant motif in his engagement with recent cultural shifts

on the Updike quote in term 913

—p.47 "It's Just the Texture of the World I Live in": Wallace and the World (41) by Clare Hayes-Brady
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ars gratia artis

he invoked Updike's craftsmanship as the epitome of ars gratia artis, while also suggesting that Updike "had never had an unpublished thought."

DFW in Although of Course, p92

—p.47 "It's Just the Texture of the World I Live in": Wallace and the World (41) by Clare Hayes-Brady
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bathos

his frames of reference zigzag wildly from bathos to profundity

on DFW

—p.43 "It's Just the Texture of the World I Live in": Wallace and the World (41) by Clare Hayes-Brady
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parallipsis

on the one hand, it marks him out as what he believes himself to be, pinning him to the White American Male paradigm, while on the other hand, it actively and repeatedly repudiates that label, invoking a kind of paralliptical self-negation

on DFW's self-consciousness in Signifying Rappers

—p.42 "It's Just the Texture of the World I Live in": Wallace and the World (41) by Clare Hayes-Brady
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etiology

Wallace's etiology of his own biased perspective is neither cure nor excuse for its intransitiveness

on DFW's awareness of his cultural position and privilege

—p.42 "It's Just the Texture of the World I Live in": Wallace and the World (41) by Clare Hayes-Brady
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