Joyce's Ulysses: An Anatomy of the SoulUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1988 - 225 Seiten |
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... poem with a systematic exegesis . The interpretation , or " division " ( Dante's term for exegesis ) , preceding each poem accounts for its autobiographical occasion ; the division following each poem de- clares its subject , analyzes ...
... poem with a systematic exegesis . The interpretation , or " division " ( Dante's term for exegesis ) , preceding each poem accounts for its autobiographical occasion ; the division following each poem de- clares its subject , analyzes ...
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... poem must be understood as they emerge from its literal level . No more than the soul can these spiritual senses of the letter operate indepen- dently of their material container . The letter , the ineluctable narra- tive modality of ...
... poem must be understood as they emerge from its literal level . No more than the soul can these spiritual senses of the letter operate indepen- dently of their material container . The letter , the ineluctable narra- tive modality of ...
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... poem and the Can Grande letter make clear , and one from the Aeneid . In his modern Irish epic , Joyce uses the same biblical analogy and quotes the same psalm that appears in Dante's poem and letter . His other controlling metaphor is ...
... poem and the Can Grande letter make clear , and one from the Aeneid . In his modern Irish epic , Joyce uses the same biblical analogy and quotes the same psalm that appears in Dante's poem and letter . His other controlling metaphor is ...
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CHAPTER TWO Joyce Bruno | 39 |
CHAPTER THREE Joyce Dante | 88 |
CHAPTER FOUR Joyce Arnold | 142 |
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