Conference paper examines thomas pynchon's idealism and its implications on objects, revealing a critique of epistemology and ontology.
I am pleased to announce that I will be speaking at the "Transforming Objects" conference at Northumbria University in May this year. Thomas Pynchon has been critically considered, for almost the whole of his writing career, to hold an idealist stance, both epistemologically and ontologically. Objects, in the strange counter-universe of his novels, are held to be projections, unrealities of deluded questing subjects.
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