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in foro interno
Existentialist Engagement in Wallace, Eggers and Foer: A Philosophical Analysis of Contemporary American Literature

meditating (whether aloud or in foro interno)

quoting P.M.S. Hacker in Meaning Mind p301

—p.136 Wittgenstein and Wallace: The Meaning of Fiction (132) missing author
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ramified

"Thinking", a widely ramified concept.

—p.136 Wittgenstein and Wallace: The Meaning of Fiction (132) by Allard Pieter den Dulk
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cum suis

points towards an alternative from endless deconstruction, which is also what Wallace cum suis crave.

—p.135 Wittgenstein and Wallace: The Meaning of Fiction (132) by Allard Pieter den Dulk
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the problem with American Psycho

Wallace reproaches Ellis for failing to offer any alternative, or any insight in addition to what he mocks and ridicules as the 'darkness of the time'. This critique is directly in line with Kierkegaard's view of irony, and the need for realizing a positivity in its wake.

Thus American Psycho …

—p.127 Postmodernist Minimialism: Bret Easton Ellis (109) by Allard Pieter den Dulk
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Postmodernist Minimialism: Bret Easton Ellis by Allard Pieter den Dulk