Consider the Lobster and Other Essays

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Consider the Lobster and Other Essays is a 2005 collection of nonfiction pieces by David Foster Wallace that showcases his distinctive, digressive style across topics ranging from politics and pop culture to ethics and literary criticism.

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nonfiction book
author David Foster Wallace NERFINISHED
authorStyle footnote-heavy
metafictional elements
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
firstPublicationYear 2005
genre essay
literary nonfiction
hasEssay Authority and American Usage NERFINISHED
Big Red Son NERFINISHED
Certainly the End of Something or Other, One Would Sort of Have to Think NERFINISHED
Consider the Lobster NERFINISHED
Host
How Tracy Austin Broke My Heart NERFINISHED
Joseph Frank’s Dostoevsky NERFINISHED
Some Remarks on Kafka’s Funniness from Which Probably Not Enough Has Been Removed NERFINISHED
The Depressed Person NERFINISHED
The Devil Is a Busy Man NERFINISHED
The View from Mrs. Thompson’s NERFINISHED
Up, Simba NERFINISHED
hasEssayTopic American politics
American usage and grammar
Franz Kafka NERFINISHED
Fyodor Dostoevsky NERFINISHED
September 11 attacks NERFINISHED
U.S. presidential campaign
animal rights
celebrity culture
consumer culture
depression
entertainment industry
mass media
morality of eating animals
pornography industry
professional sports
talk radio
hasForm collection of previously published essays
language English
mediaType print
notableFor digressive prose style
originalLanguage English
publicationDate 2005
publisher Little, Brown and Company
subject ethics
literary criticism
politics
pop culture
titleEssay Consider the Lobster NERFINISHED

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