FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W4210951673> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W4210951673 endingPage "121" @default.
• W4210951673 startingPage "115" @default.
• W4210951673 abstract "During the family reunion in Vineland (1990) that resolves the novel’s action, protagonist daughter Prairie Wheeler notes she is “[f]eeling totally familied out” (VL 374). After finishing Pynchon’s novels, especially those after Gravity’s Rainbow (1973), readers, too, could feel totally familied out. The adventures of a variety of families and family-like groups are important in each novel. However, this significance has been overlooked by scholarly readers – understandably, with so much else of academic interest to puzzle out in the books. Pynchon’s “decentered subjectivity,” well described by McHale, has caused readers to attend to unusual, “postmodern” aspects of Pynchon’s fiction at the expense of traditional aspects such as families. Yet the early novels feature children and neglectful parents, and in the novels after Gravity’s Rainbow, families become increasingly central and noticeable. The action from Vineland on often illustrates troubled families remedying their troubles. Families or family-like groups (such as cults) appear in all Pynchon’s main plots, even when family members are conspicuous by various forms of absence. Ongoing thematic concerns of Pynchon’s like alienation, the attraction to death, the perils of science, the power of history, and the limits of knowledge are expressed through parents and children. The following reviews the secondary literature on families in Pynchon, surveys specific instances of families, considers the significance of Pynchon’s families for his vision of American culture, and examines families in relation to pedagogy." @default.
• W4210951673 created "2022-02-13" @default.
• W4210951673 creator A5036874204 @default.
• W4210951673 date "2019-06-30" @default.
• W4210951673 modified "2023-09-26" @default.
• W4210951673 title "Family" @default.
• W4210951673 cites W110548541 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W1558377788 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W1966182976 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W1972830529 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W1980392480 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W2005744940 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W2009217569 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W2015540487 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W2017583996 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W2017681452 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W2019846849 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W2028162412 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W2040528986 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W2045168321 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W2054314105 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W2062349821 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W2085956063 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W2088219698 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W2089886897 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W227135324 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W2325682532 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W2329981586 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W2331208093 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W2332305630 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W2333171104 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W2334356826 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W2334712784 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W2394731183 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W2395642990 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W2399444133 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W2403811594 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W2405639913 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W2407417094 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W2407659380 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W2408403905 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W2417740184 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W2429880824 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W2480022289 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W2481000290 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W2492007095 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W2494251222 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W2560597015 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W2581314198 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W2800016924 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W2905436703 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W2912230393 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W2916963898 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W3128663499 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W354062005 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W4231319005 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W4231480643 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W4232950186 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W4236421736 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W4236518220 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W4236587926 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W4237168732 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W4238689674 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W4239808011 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W4241722583 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W4241925082 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W4243786353 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W4249289865 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W4253195022 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W4256003242 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W4299365691 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W4380763703 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W4380763802 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W567721173 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W597364461 @default.
• W4210951673 cites W80746067 @default.
• W4210951673 doi "https://doi.org/10.1017/9781108683784.015" @default.
• W4210951673 hasPublicationYear "2019" @default.
• W4210951673 type Work @default.
• W4210951673 citedByCount "0" @default.
• W4210951673 crossrefType "book-chapter" @default.
• W4210951673 hasAuthorship W4210951673A5036874204 @default.
• W4210951673 hasConcept C111472728 @default.
• W4210951673 hasConcept C11171543 @default.
• W4210951673 hasConcept C121332964 @default.
• W4210951673 hasConcept C124952713 @default.
• W4210951673 hasConcept C138885662 @default.
• W4210951673 hasConcept C142362112 @default.
• W4210951673 hasConcept C15744967 @default.
• W4210951673 hasConcept C163258240 @default.
• W4210951673 hasConcept C171773132 @default.
• W4210951673 hasConcept C17744445 @default.
• W4210951673 hasConcept C199539241 @default.
• W4210951673 hasConcept C202889954 @default.
• W4210951673 hasConcept C2780791683 @default.
• W4210951673 hasConcept C42133412 @default.
• W4210951673 hasConcept C509535802 @default.
• W4210951673 hasConcept C52119013 @default.

• next