James Joyce and nationalism

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Giambattista Vico and Joyce Modernist Literature and Criticism Irish and British Studies

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Abbreviations Preface Introduction: Modernism and Nationalism 1. hoyce and the Irish Literary Revival 2 Ulysses, Narrative and History 3. 'Talking about injustice': Parody, Satire and Invective in Ulysses 4. Joyce's Representation of Political Violence 5. 'Poor little brittle magic nation': Finnegans Wake as a Post-colonial Novel 6. Joyce, Women and Nationalism Bibliography

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