James Joyce and the question of history

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Giambattista Vico and Joyce Philosophy, History, and Historiography Modernist Literature and Criticism

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Introduction: what is history? 1. The murders in the park 2. Literary politics 3. The paralyzed city 4. Growing into history 5. Ulysses and the Great War 6. Reforming the wor(l)d 7. Afterword: language and history Notes Bibliography Index.

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