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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Página 39
... Beauty expressed by the artist cannot awaken in us an emotion which is kinetic or a sensation which is purely physical . It awakens , or ought to awaken , or induces , or ought to induce , an esthetic stasis , an ideal pity or an ideal ...
... Beauty expressed by the artist cannot awaken in us an emotion which is kinetic or a sensation which is purely physical . It awakens , or ought to awaken , or induces , or ought to induce , an esthetic stasis , an ideal pity or an ideal ...
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... beauty as well , Stephen has the beauty of his aesthetic stases , the ' rhythmic rise and fall of words ' , but he wants ' experience ' of the concrete world as well . The problem is not solved by Stephen in the Portrait ; it develops ...
... beauty as well , Stephen has the beauty of his aesthetic stases , the ' rhythmic rise and fall of words ' , but he wants ' experience ' of the concrete world as well . The problem is not solved by Stephen in the Portrait ; it develops ...
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... beauty , or some momentary instinctive beauty , and suffered no change at all , or but changed as do the wild creatures , or from Devil well to Devil sick and so round the clock.50 * The modern age was in Phases 22–3 of the twenty ...
... beauty , or some momentary instinctive beauty , and suffered no change at all , or but changed as do the wild creatures , or from Devil well to Devil sick and so round the clock.50 * The modern age was in Phases 22–3 of the twenty ...
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