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But you just proved the point I tried to make earlier. You refuted Wallace on the CONTENT of his speech, not on the fact that he eventually committed suicide.
by jacksonkernion 15y ago
But you just proved the point I tried to make earlier. You refuted Wallace on the CONTENT of his speech, not on the fact that he eventually committed suicide.
I'm a longtime meditator and a big DFW fan. I generally agree with you. DFW is NOT spot-on.
- Cushman 15y agoYeah, I agree with you— his suicide isn't a reflection on his speech. Rather the speech is a sad insight into his depression.