White Noise Reading Experiment

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White Noise Reading Experiment Think of a scene within the novel which you found both interesting and confusing/difficult/perplexing/complex/pointless.

White Noise Reading Experiment 2. Describe what literally takes place in the scene.

White Noise Reading Experiment 3. Identify which of our four main themes your scenes most relates to: 1. Consumption 2. White Noise (Death) 3. Whiteness (Race) 4. Simulacra (Reality)

White Noise Reading Experiment 4. Finally, reconsider the troubling scene and force yourself to provide a close reading of the scene which explains its connection to the theme.