Joyce's allmaziful plurabilities : polyvocal explorations of Finnegans Wake / edited by Kimberly J. Devlin and Christine Smedley ; foreword by Sebastian D.G. Knowles.
Introduction: The prodigal text / Kimberly J. Devlin and Christine Smedley -- The "gift of seek on site": the subject of prophecy in I.1 / John Terrill -- "Here comes everybody": HCE and the existence of others in I.2 / Jim LeBlanc -- Weathering the text: barometric readings of I.3 / Tim Conley -- Habeas corpus epiphany in I.4 / Mia L. McIver -- Joyce's common reader: a primer for sensory consciousness in I.5 / Colleen Jaurretche -- Playful reading: I.6 and game theory / Sean Latham -- Shem's "strabismal apologia": the split vision of the famine in I.7 / Christine Smedley -- Fluid figures in "Anna Livia Plurabelle": an ecocritical exploration of I.8 / Margot Norris -- Moveable types: the character system in "the mime of Mick, Nick and the Maggies" in II.1 / Carol Loeb Shloss -- "Mutuomorphomutation" Horus and set as principles of the digital and analog in II.2 / Jeffrey Drouin -- Irish history and modern media: generating courage in II.3 / Enda Duffy -- Joyce's countergospel in II.4 / David Spurr -- Salvation, salves, saving, and salvage: the linguistic underpinnings of III.1 / Kimberly J. Devlin -- Jaunty Jaun's brokerly advice in III.2 / Patrick A. McCarthy -- The daughter in the father: the revolutionary aspect of III.3 / Sheldon Brivic -- The porters, polypragmatic paradigms, and pseudoselves in III.4 / Richard Brown -- "Ricorso": the flaming door of IV / Vicki Mahaffey.
Summary:
This volume focuses exclusively on illuminating the multiplicity of meanings and voices that can be found in the language of James Joyce's Finnigans Wake.
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