1. The Search for Truth and the Emptiness that Follows
... thinking may help one out, but in the end, it isn't an asset or a quality that others would rely on. Pynchon argues that information leading to figuring out the hidden truth is worthless because the mystery cannot be solved. Pynchon continues the theme of hidden truth by demonstrating the effects ... their belief, or as uninformed as a little kid in their knowledge of monsters under the bed. Pynchon creates understanding of the doctor's foolish idea with the analogy "that the unconscious would be like any other room, once the light was let in." To compare the unconscious mind to a room ....
- Word Count: 3055
- Approx Pages: 12
- Grade Level: High School