Depthlesness In Don Delillo's White Noise

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Chapter No 3 Research Methodolog This research is qualitative which is dealing with the issues of depthlesness in Don Delillo 's novel White Noise 1985. In this research the issues of cultural consumerism and toxicate air are found. The problems of depthlesness are read by the theory of post modernism given by the Fredrick jameson. In which he demonstrate the reason which make the people unable to differentiate among the reality and artificial. Data has been collected by usin different resources. Liberary research including encyclopidias journals has been used to finalize this paper. The internet was also a helpful research tool. This research is basically analytical in nature and follows MLA format, 3.1 Theoritical framework …show more content…

From the Victorian age and post Victorian age they have received the ugly and immoral forms of the bourgieise. The terms which are usually use for the cultural production are emergent and residual, both terms usually have diffenet meanings. Residual usually used for remaing part after something has gone and emergent is usually ues to tell about the which arise unexpectedly (William 315). He has given the real menaing of the cultural production. Depthlesness has found its place within the culture of late capitalism and simulcara. It shows the weakness of modern man who seems to be unable to continue their own relationships with families and who just trust on the things which are going infront of them they just trust on the surface and never tries to go into the depth of things. It tells about the multiple layers. Refrent is the real object in the real world. For example, the real cat as opposed the concept and idea of the cat. This concept is usually given by the structuralist. They said it must be a kind of the myth. They said that one can not talk longer about the real thing in the external and objective way. Depthlesness has come to the reason people have to bear a lot of bad and uncontrolable experiences. When they were unable to avoid from their stress then the reality seems to be disappeared. Thety thinks that …show more content…

They have no concern with the emotions of other people. They are impressed by the technology without knowing its bad impact on them. Television and filmshas separate the people from the reality although they seems to be more real and faithful than the real life. The hyperreality is that it seems more real, all things are presented in different ways. People just accept all those things which they have seen on the television (consumer society 110). A culture of the society has to much on thinking ability of the people that all the reality has been taken through the logic of exchange values and advertising. Some of the drugs type product has been advertised people buy it. They don 't seems to be awaree of the negative imapct they just use it because it has gain value on media level. people only consumes such a products but also resort te ideas that weath and commodities can prevent them from facing evnviornmental hazards. " Our society thinks itself and speaks itself asa consumer society. as such as it consumes anything, it consumes itself as a consumer society, As idea" (Baudrillard 45). The conclusion of this study is that the purpose of this theory is that to aware the modern man. Tell them thet they should not trust on the apperance of the things they just to go behind the thing. Awareness about the depth is necessary is best. It will help

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