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Unfortunately, however, I did not think it was a deep "meditation on language," as some have suggested it is. Yes, DeLillo does try hard to weave in things about language and words and meaning, and he does have some intelligent observations about self-referentiality and tautologies, but these don't seem to be very tightly integrated into the plot. It almost seems as if the "names"-oriented aspect of the book was added afterwards; the book could function just as well without all the things about names and language.
Still, this is a thrilling read, even if only as a travelogue and commentary by perhaps America's most astute social commentator. I'd recommend it to those who have read White Noise and want more DeLillo, but I wouldn't recommend it to someone wanting to just discover DeLillo. (I think White Noise or Mao II would be much better for that purpose)
The Names is a book with little plot, but what it lacks in any consistant action it more than makes up in DeLillo's absolutely superb prose and insight. There are many books that I have read where the author offers a thought or an idea that rings quite familiar in my life. But this book continually presents perspectives that I had never before considered or pondered. DeLillo's ideas are fresh and his expression is invigorating. I eagerly await the experience of reading his other work.
Acquaint yourself with this author. You'll make no mistake in doing so.
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