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“Add two eggs”: a way out of the cage of aesthetic suspicion in The faerie queene and Infinite jest
Brown, Hillary
2010
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Abstract

Edmund Spensers epic poem The Faerie Queene and David Foster Wallaces novel Infinite Jest are compared on the basis of their views of the dangers of aestheticism and over-involvement in works of art.

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Record ID
20514
Record Created
2024-12-05
Title
“Add two eggs”: a way out of the cage of aesthetic suspicion in The faerie queene and Infinite jest
Author
Brown, Hillary
Contributor
Doyle, Charles Advisor
Cerbu, Thomas Committee Member
Parkes, Adam Committee Member
College or School
English
Date
2010
Publisher
University of Georgia
Content Type
Thesis
Language
English
Dissertation/ Thesis Note
Graduate
Degree Type
Master of Arts (MA)
Name of Granting Institution
University of Georgia, Spring 2010
Year Degree Granted
2010
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Electronic Theses and Dissertations > Graduate Thesis
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9949332792902959

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