David Foster Wallace'in eserlerinde ahlaki ve etik konular

David Foster Wallace's works and the period post-postmodernism display a link. The ethical and moral concerns of David Foster Wallace's works in the meaning of post-postmodernism is explained. This thesis will discover the ethical and moral values and the consistency in the meanings of post-postmodern via Wallace's works. These create and improve the analysis of Wallace's work and the scholarly comprehension of the very last history. This gives a unique and imperative use of the language of a growingly vast form. Wallace's writing and his figure of depression are analysed in terms of moral and ethical concerns in post-postmodern literature. Also, to elucidate what post-postmodern should mean, it brings together a significant part of recent literary theory in its multiple styles. It demonstrates the benefits of research of Wallace's work and the use of post-postmodernism for a diversity of critical projects. The present thesis contributes the insight into Wallace's writing by providing an outline of his work and presenting an analysis of the minor and major text, interviews, fiction and nonfiction. In this thesis, two works "Brief Interviews with Hideous Men" short story collection, "Consider the Lobster" collection of essays and two short stories that Wallace penned in different periods of his career are analysed in terms of ethics and morality and also examined the concept of depression as a developing literary and social critique.