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*Wallace's writing voice is a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/postmodern postmodern] mixture of high- and low-brow linguistic traits. He juxtaposes, often wit
== Critical literature ==
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...<ref name="wsj1" /><ref name="NYT1"/><ref name=CHE1>"David Foster Wallace, Postmodern Novelist and Writing Teacher, Is Dead at 46" by Scott Carlson. Chronicle of
...rsity, only later to abandon those same studies. In 1991 he began teaching literature as an adjunct professor at Emerson College in Boston.
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...sign of our millennium's end that we frequently wonder what will happen to literature and books in the so-called post-industrial era of technology."
..., "E Unibus Plurum", in which he argued that the irony associated with his postmodern ancestors (novelists such as DeLillo, William Gaddis and Thomas Pynchon ) h
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