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PYNCHON NOTES 34-35
Thomas Pynchon: Schizophrenia and Social Control

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John M. Krafft
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Bernard Duyfhuizen
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Khachig Tololyan
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Contents of PN 34-35

Thomas Pynchon: Schizophrenia and Social Control
[Eric Cassidy and Dan O’Hara] 7

Pynchon’s Prophecies of Cyberspace
Brian Stonehill 11

An American Book of the Dead: Media and the Unconscious in Vineland
John Johnston 20

Strangely Attractive: The Topology of Psychic and Social Space in Vineland
Hanjo Berressem 38

On the Line of Flight: Pynchon’s Entropy Machine
Dan O’Hara 56

Hyper-Embedded Narration in Gravity’s Rainbow
Steven Weisenburger 70

Critiquing the Cartel: Anti-Capitalism, Walter Rathenau and Gravity’s Rainbow
Bernard Duyfhuizen 88

Cyberotics: Markets, Materialism and Method in Pynchon and Deleuze
Eric Cassidy 107

“The Hacker We Call God”: Transcendent Writing Machines in Kafka and Pynchon
David Porush 129

Portals in Duchamp and Pynchon
Martin E. Rosenberg 148

Abstracts of the Other Papers Presented at the Conference 176

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Who’s Reading Whose Reading? (Review)
John Mascaro 188

Not for Specialists Only (Reviews)
Terry Caesar 192

Postmodernism and the Technological Imagination (Review)
M. Keith Booker 199

Other Books Received 205
Notes 206
Bibliography (-1996) 209
Contributors 223

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