Reading David Foster Wallace between philosophy and literature

Machine Generated Contents Note: Pt. I General Perspectives -- 1. Absorbing Art: The Hegelian Project Of Infinite Jest / Adam Kelly -- 2. Stages, Socrates, And The Performer Stripped Bare: David Foster Wallace As Philosopher-dramatist / Jeffrey Severs -- 3. `a Matter Of Perspective': `good Old Neon' Between Literature And Philosophy / Pia Masiero -- 4. The Influence Of Christopher Lasch's The Culture Of Narcissism On David Foster Wallace / Paolo Pitari -- Pt. Ii Consciousness, Self, And Others -- 5. `what All She'd So Painfully Learned Said About Her': A Comparative Reading Of David Foster Wallace's `the Depressed Person' And Fyodor Dostoevsky's Notes From Underground / Allard Den Dulk -- 6. Infinite Jest's `trinity Of You And I Into We': Wallace's `click' Between Joyce's Literary Consubstantiality And Wittgenstein's Family Resemblance / Dominik Steinhilber -- 7. Solipsism, Loneliness, Alienation: David Foster Wallace As Interpreter Of Wittgenstein / Guido Baggio -- 8. `this Is Just My Opinion': Modelling A Public Sphere In The Pale King / Daniel South -- 9. Pioneers Of Consciousness: Hypothesis For A Diptych / Lorenzo Marchese -- 10. The Problem Of Other Minds In `good Old Neon' / Matt Prout -- Pt. Iii Embodiment, Gender, And Sexuality -- 11. `i Am In Here': David Foster Wallace And The Body As Object / Clare Hayes-brady -- 12. `the Interstices Of Her Sense Of Something': David Foster Wallace, The Quest For Affect, And The Future Of Gendered Interactions / Mara Mattoscio -- 13. `you Are Loved': Race, Love, And Language In Early Wallace / Lola Boorman -- 14. `they Remain Just Bodies': On Pornography In David Foster Wallace (1989-2006) / Chiara Scarlato -- 15. `something Staring Back At You': An Anamorphic Reading Of Infinite Jest / Angelo Grossi. Edited By Allard Den Dulk, Pia Masiero, And Adriano Ardovino. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.