Joyce effects on language, theory, and history

Derek Attridge

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Giambattista Vico and Joyce Literary Theory and Cultural Hermeneutics Modernist Literature and Criticism

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1. Introduction: on being a Joycean 2. Deconstructive criticism of Joyce 3. Popular Joyce? 4. Touching 'Clay': Reference and reality in Dubliners 5. Joyce and the ideology of character 6. 'Suck was a queer word': Language, sex, and the remainder in A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man 7. Joyce, Jameson, and the text of history 8. Wakean history: not yet 9. Molly's flow: the writing of 'Penelope' and the question of women's language 10. The postmodernity of Joyce: chance, coincidence, and the reader 11. Countlessness of live-stories: narrativity in Finnegan's Wake 12. Finnegans awake, or the dream of interpretation 13. The Wake's confounded language 14. Envoi Judging Joyce.

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