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ambiguous; occupying a position at, or on both sides of, a boundary or threshold

101

It is the liminal space between sincerity and truth that the short fiction so precisely depicts

esp his tendency to use first-person and even self-representative narrators

—p.101 "Something to Do with Love": Writing and the Process of Communication (93) by Clare Hayes-Brady
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It is the liminal space between sincerity and truth that the short fiction so precisely depicts

esp his tendency to use first-person and even self-representative narrators

—p.101 "Something to Do with Love": Writing and the Process of Communication (93) by Clare Hayes-Brady
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7 years, 5 months ago

(adjective) causing or tending to cause sleep / (adjective) tending to dull awareness or alertness / (adjective) of, relating to, or marked by sleepiness or lethargy / (noun) a soporific agent / (noun) hypnotic

105

the soporific death by comfort of contemporary America as embodied in the eponymous film

on IJ

—p.105 "Something to Do with Love": Writing and the Process of Communication (93) by Clare Hayes-Brady
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the soporific death by comfort of contemporary America as embodied in the eponymous film

on IJ

—p.105 "Something to Do with Love": Writing and the Process of Communication (93) by Clare Hayes-Brady
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(adjective) of or resembling Proteus in having a varied nature or ability to assume different forms / (adjective) displaying great diversity or variety; versatile

109

failing better is the only way to make (contingent, endlessly protean) meaning

—p.109 "Something to Do with Love": Writing and the Process of Communication (93) by Clare Hayes-Brady
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failing better is the only way to make (contingent, endlessly protean) meaning

—p.109 "Something to Do with Love": Writing and the Process of Communication (93) by Clare Hayes-Brady
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(adjective) of, relating to, or consisting of a name or names

116

a kind of onomastic genealogy that literalizes the Wittgensteinian concept of family relationships

on the relation between Kopek (i.e., cents) to Ruble (i.e., dollars) in Broom

—p.116 Narcissism, Alienation, and Commun(al)ity (111) by Clare Hayes-Brady
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a kind of onomastic genealogy that literalizes the Wittgensteinian concept of family relationships

on the relation between Kopek (i.e., cents) to Ruble (i.e., dollars) in Broom

—p.116 Narcissism, Alienation, and Commun(al)ity (111) by Clare Hayes-Brady
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(psychoanalysis) the process of investment of mental or emotional energy in a person, object, or idea

119

It is about cathecting enough other people and enough of the world

in an email to Robert K Bolger, on AA (in Gesturing Toward Reality p45)

—p.119 Narcissism, Alienation, and Commun(al)ity (111) by David Foster Wallace
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It is about cathecting enough other people and enough of the world

in an email to Robert K Bolger, on AA (in Gesturing Toward Reality p45)

—p.119 Narcissism, Alienation, and Commun(al)ity (111) by David Foster Wallace
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just begun and so not fully formed or developed; rudimentary

121

We use narrative to create an ordered "human time" out of the inchoate, uncontrollable cosmic time

—p.121 Narcissism, Alienation, and Commun(al)ity (111) by Clare Hayes-Brady
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We use narrative to create an ordered "human time" out of the inchoate, uncontrollable cosmic time

—p.121 Narcissism, Alienation, and Commun(al)ity (111) by Clare Hayes-Brady
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defined by Ricoeur as the balance of the idem and the ipse: one's belief in oneself, which cannot be verified by empirical evidence or extrinsic proof, but is based in confidence

128

Lenore's self-assurance--or what Ricoeur would call her attestation--grows over the course of the novel

—p.128 Narcissism, Alienation, and Commun(al)ity (111) by Clare Hayes-Brady
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Lenore's self-assurance--or what Ricoeur would call her attestation--grows over the course of the novel

—p.128 Narcissism, Alienation, and Commun(al)ity (111) by Clare Hayes-Brady
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a tendency to extreme loquacity

135

The deadening logorrhea of failed communication is the endgame of late postmodernist literature

—p.135 Narcissism, Alienation, and Commun(al)ity (111) by Clare Hayes-Brady
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The deadening logorrhea of failed communication is the endgame of late postmodernist literature

—p.135 Narcissism, Alienation, and Commun(al)ity (111) by Clare Hayes-Brady
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the view that some statements can be both true and false simultaneously

137

a sort of iteration of the dialethic imperative of deconstruction, such that every text, every narrative, every theory, contains within itself the seeds of its own destruction

—p.137 Vocal Instability and Narrative Structure (137) by Clare Hayes-Brady
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a sort of iteration of the dialethic imperative of deconstruction, such that every text, every narrative, every theory, contains within itself the seeds of its own destruction

—p.137 Vocal Instability and Narrative Structure (137) by Clare Hayes-Brady
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destabilising a narrative by means of elements embedded within the narrative itself

137

This strategy, which I have termed "skeletal narrative," is one whereby Wallace destabilizes a narrative by means of elements embedded within the narrative itself

defined by author here

—p.137 Vocal Instability and Narrative Structure (137) by Clare Hayes-Brady
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7 years, 5 months ago

This strategy, which I have termed "skeletal narrative," is one whereby Wallace destabilizes a narrative by means of elements embedded within the narrative itself

defined by author here

—p.137 Vocal Instability and Narrative Structure (137) by Clare Hayes-Brady
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7 years, 5 months ago