This post follows my last post by looking at the word “chaos” in a key moment of A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man and Finnegans Wake.
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This post follows my last post by looking at the word “chaos” in a key moment of A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man and Finnegans Wake.
Continue readingThis post extends my discussion of gaps in Finnegans Wake, which I first wrote about here. I want to look at a few instances of the word “blank,” as well as another instance of horseracing that describes HCE in terms of absence.
Continue readingThis post looks at the Enlightened Nonsense of Finnegans Wake, in sharp contrast to boring and childish citations and recitations of discourse.
Continue readingIn I.1, there’s a brief catalogue of all the goods that go into ALP’s “nabsack.” This includes
boaston nightgarters and masses of shoeset
I always just took this to be a reference to Boston, Massachusetts, a place that many Irish people emigrated to, mixed with garters and shoes.
But it’s also, the annotations inform me, chaussettes, the French word for socks.
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