Criticism of the work of David Foster Wallace has tended to be atomistic, focusing on a single aspect of individual works. A Companion to the Work of David Foster Wallace is designed as a professional study of all of Wallace's creative work. With essays written by both top scholars in the field and exciting newcomers, the volume is anchored by a set of essays that provide detailed readings of each of his major works of fiction, including three novels and three story collections. Interwoven through these half-dozen single-text studies are thematic-based essays that address larger segments of Wallace's achievement via an eclectic range of critical environments, including mathematics, the spatial turn in contemporary criticism, gender theory, the legacy of American Pragmatism, and the emergent field of post-postmodern literary studies.

Criticism of the work of David Foster Wallace has tended to be atomistic, focusing on a single aspect of individual works. A Companion to the Work of David Foster Wa ll ace is designed as a professional study of all of Wallace's creative work. This volume includes both thematic essays and focused examinations of each of his major works of fiction.

An honest view of what non-denominational Christianity really embodies, why everyone should embrace God, and an offering of a group of principles that can be used to change your life for the better.

This discussion covers the subject of Instrumental Music in the Worship. It was conducted in the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, Tennessee from May 31 to June 5, 1923. One of the best ways to learn is by hearing two different points of view expressed and defended. The reader who is truly interested in the truth on Scriptural worship will profit greatly from a study of this work. Is instrumental music in worship authorized by the Scriptures or is it just a matter of opinion? A study of the arguments made in this book will help the honest of heart find the answer to this question.

This book contains the complete text in German of Storm's Aquis Submersus with a detailed introduction to the text discussing Storm's life and works, the tragic content and reception as well as notes on the text and a select bibliography.