The Joyce Paradox: Form and Freedom in His FictionNorthwestern University Press, 1966 - 180 páginas This book makes sense of the present state of Joyce criticism by polarising various attitudes which have been taken to Joyce's work. This polarisation is then presented as the basis for a new view which takes account of divergent tendencies within Joyce's fiction itself. [...] -From book jacket. |
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... Shakespeare and the French Poet ' , Encounter 105 , Vol . XVIII , No. 6 ( June 1962 ) , p . 41 . 10 T. S. Eliot , Collected Poems 1909-62 ( London , 1963 ) , p . 189 . 11 See Kenner , pp . 116–17 . The symbolist apotheosis of this ...
... Shakespeare and the French Poet ' , Encounter 105 , Vol . XVIII , No. 6 ( June 1962 ) , p . 41 . 10 T. S. Eliot , Collected Poems 1909-62 ( London , 1963 ) , p . 189 . 11 See Kenner , pp . 116–17 . The symbolist apotheosis of this ...
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