Joyce's Ulysses: An Anatomy of the SoulUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1988 - 225 Seiten |
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... tion is ever lost ; and all those who have written nobly have not written in vain , though the desperate and weary have never heard the silver laughter of wisdom . Nay , shall not such as these have part , because of that high ...
... tion is ever lost ; and all those who have written nobly have not written in vain , though the desperate and weary have never heard the silver laughter of wisdom . Nay , shall not such as these have part , because of that high ...
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... tion in Ulysses , especially on the protean analogies that universal- ize and unify the book's action . Although Joyce presents , at great length and very often , the other processes of the soul that Aristotle mentions - nutrition ...
... tion in Ulysses , especially on the protean analogies that universal- ize and unify the book's action . Although Joyce presents , at great length and very often , the other processes of the soul that Aristotle mentions - nutrition ...
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... tion is the link Joyce makes between it and Hamlet . Hamlet has been Stephen's role so far , especially its brooding resentment . Why now does Buck upstage Stephen , doing Hamlet's feigned insanity himself , as he " puts on " an antic ...
... tion is the link Joyce makes between it and Hamlet . Hamlet has been Stephen's role so far , especially its brooding resentment . Why now does Buck upstage Stephen , doing Hamlet's feigned insanity himself , as he " puts on " an antic ...
Inhalt
CHAPTER TWO Joyce Bruno | 39 |
CHAPTER THREE Joyce Dante | 88 |
CHAPTER FOUR Joyce Arnold | 142 |
Urheberrecht | |
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