This post looks more closely at the word “Amsad,” which appears in III.3 as an anagram for other words that I quoted in my last post.
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This post looks more closely at the word “Amsad,” which appears in III.3 as an anagram for other words that I quoted in my last post.
Continue readingIn rereading Ulysses, I recently reviewed the passage where Mr. Bloom helps a “blind stripling” cross the street, and Bloom’s reflections remind me how central sense perception is to Joyce’s work.
In this post, I look at a few places where sense perception is important to Ulysses before turning to Joyce’s treatment of the senses in Finnegans Wake.
Continue readingThis post briefly looks at an exchange in I.8 and another exchange in III.3, both of which deal with the ideas of sounds and wounds in Finnegans Wake.
Continue readingThis post discusses some images of gorges and voids in Finnegans Wake.
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