Joyce's Ulysses: An Anatomy of the SoulUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1988 - 225 Seiten |
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... says in the first book of the Physics , Nature wishes our procedure of discovery to be orderly , proceeding from what we know well to what we know not so well . I say that " nature wishes " it because this mode of discovery is an innate ...
... says in the first book of the Physics , Nature wishes our procedure of discovery to be orderly , proceeding from what we know well to what we know not so well . I say that " nature wishes " it because this mode of discovery is an innate ...
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... says of Stephen , who is brooding on his mother's death , " Pain , that was not yet the pain of love , fretted his ... says so , in great part because he says so , Virgil being Dante's analyst , trainer , and judge throughout Hell and ...
... says of Stephen , who is brooding on his mother's death , " Pain , that was not yet the pain of love , fretted his ... says so , in great part because he says so , Virgil being Dante's analyst , trainer , and judge throughout Hell and ...
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... says of him : " There's a jew for you ! All for num- ber one . Cute as a shithouse rat " ( U , 12.1760–61 ) . Bloom ... say for the gonorrhea - ridden barfly ) . There is much more to say about Bloom's humanitarianism shortly ; I mention ...
... says of him : " There's a jew for you ! All for num- ber one . Cute as a shithouse rat " ( U , 12.1760–61 ) . Bloom ... say for the gonorrhea - ridden barfly ) . There is much more to say about Bloom's humanitarianism shortly ; I mention ...
Inhalt
CHAPTER TWO Joyce Bruno | 39 |
CHAPTER THREE Joyce Dante | 88 |
CHAPTER FOUR Joyce Arnold | 142 |
Urheberrecht | |
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