Notes For Joyce: An Annotation of James Joyce’s ULYSSES

Langue : anglais

Edité par Dutton, 1974

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New York. 1974. Dutton. 1st Edition. Very Good in Slightly Worn Wrappers. 0525473149. 557 pages. paperback. Cover design: James McMullan. keywords: Joyce Ireland Literature Ireland Literature Literary Criticism World Literature. DESCRIPTION - The primary intention of the notes in this volume is pedagogical - to provide a specialized encyclopedia that will inform a more understanding reading of Ulysses. The rule of thumb followed is to annotate all items not available in standard desk dictionaries. It is these annotations that will open to the reader the vast world of history, theology, philosophy, science, literature, and the arts that Joyce drew upon when weaving the complex fabric of his masterpiece. Quite as important, however, and revealed here for the first time in fullest detail, is Joyce's heavy dependence for his vocabularies on the vernacular and verbal worlds of Dublin in 1904. Those worlds include Dublin slang and gossip, anecdotal (as against formal) history, and various phases of popular literature and culture. Also, the book identifies the Dublin street furniture' - streets, bridges, houses, buildings, pubs, and shops - which fascinated Joyce and of which he used such vast amounts to flesh out the character' of Dublin in the novel. The annotated passages are presented in sequence, and thus the book is designed to be laid open beside Ulysses and to be read in tandem with it. The great value to be derived from such a reading of these annotations is that Joyce's literary method relies heavily on the suggestive potential of an accumulation of minor details, the precise meaning of which Joyce refuses to point, evaluate, or interpret in any direct way. Therefore the reader's attention to these details has to be informed and focused to catch unstated nuances of suggestion, and he is thus provided with a factual' point of departure for a deeper comprehension of the world and citizens of Ulysses. inventory #4130 Very Good in Slightly Worn Wrappers.…

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Titre
Notes For Joyce: An Annotation of James Joyce’s ULYSSES
Auteur
Gifford, Don (with the assistance of Robert J. Seidman)
Éditeur
Dutton
Année de publication
1974
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paperback
Langue
anglais
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0525473149
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9780525473145
Édition
First Edition.

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