Technology and postmodern subjectivity in Don DeLillo's novels - Laist, Randy, 1974-; ebrary, Inc. (New York : Peter Lang, 2010)
Americana: inventing the primitive -- TV or not TV? -- 28 years in the movies -- The plastic bitch -- Oedison Rex -- America-na-na -- White noise: technology with a human face -- Cable weather: white noise, black magic -- Cable news: entering your code -- Cable nature: postmodern transcendentalism -- Cable health: the televisual body -- Underworld: American misshapens -- October 3, 1951: American apocalypse -- Self-externalization: the made man -- "The mind's own technology" -- Cosmopolis: the concept of disappearance.
Includes bibliographical references (p. [203]-207) and index.
Electronic reproduction.
Keywords: DeLillo, Don -- Criticism and interpretation; Literature and technology; Subjectivity in literature; Electronic books