“Infinite Jest” Has Turned Thirty. Have We Forgotten How to Read It?↗
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David Foster Wallaceâs novel, in all its immensity, became the subject of sanctification and then scorn. But the work rewards the attention it demands.
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David Foster Wallaceâs novel, in all its immensity, became the subject of sanctification and then scorn. But the work rewards the attention it demands.
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With the 30 year anniversary of Infinite Jest approaching, it's time to look back on Wallace's 1996 magnum opus and uncover what it can teach us about life in America, now.