This post looks at the word “fascinate” in Ulysses and Finnegans Wake.
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Author Archives: Matthew Leporati
Every Telling Has a Taling
This post considers storytelling, self-image, and epiphany in Dubliners.
Continue reading“Humph is in His Doge”: Tired Discourse and Enlightened Nonsense
This post looks at the Enlightened Nonsense of Finnegans Wake, in sharp contrast to boring and childish citations and recitations of discourse.
Continue reading“Either Way, I Thank You: I Love Bleen!”
This post looks briefly at the word “gruebleen” in the Prankquean episode, illustrating how Finnegans Wake can contain meanings specific to individuals as well as more generally to wider audiences.
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The Suspended Sentence 