I know that I have broken every heart: the significance of the Irish language in "Finnegan's Wake" and in other works of James Joyce
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Beschreibung: | Includes bibliographical references and index |
Beschreibung: | XVII, 180 S. |
ISBN: | 9781936320790 |
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adam_text | CONTENTS
Foreword
xi
Preface xv
Acknowledgements
xxi
Chapter One. The Language of the Outlaw
- Finnegans
Wake
and the Politics of Space, Time and the Unconscious Mind.
1
The Exile returns
The Concept of Message in
Finnegans
Wake
The Story of the Night
The Limitations of Language
Life in a Dream State
The Wake wakes up
The Concept of Plot in
Firmegans
Wake
Finnegans Wake and the Deconstruction of the Soul
Finnegans
Wake as an Act of War
The Geography of Finnegans Wake
Finnegans Wake and Colonial Respectability
Finnegans Wake and the Irish Revolution
Finnegans Wake and Gaelic River-Lore
Finnegans Wake and the German Language.
Chapter Two. The Dream of the Black Panther
-
James Joyce and
the Struggle for National Self-Realisation
23
The Concept of National Self-Realisation
The Dream of the Black Panther
Pangur
Bán
Saltair na Rann
Geographie
Regionalism in
* Finnegans Wake
viii
I know that I have broken every heart
Parnellism
James Joyce and Arthur Griffith
The Journalism of James Joyce
James Joyce and the Irish Language
Shibboleths in the Writings of Joyce
The Last Tram Home
Chapter Three. I know that I have broken every heart
-
The Secret
Messages in Irish of
Finnegans
Wake
39
The True Nature of the Wake
The Heard, the Unheard and the Overheard
The Incompleteness of Comprehension Static
The Use of the Irish of the Ring Gaeltacht in
Finnegans
Wake
The Different Categories of Irish Language Usage in
Finnegans
Wake
Political Statements in Irish in
Finnegans
Wake
Expressions of Love in Irish in
Finnegans
Wake
Revelations of Religiosity in Irish in
Finnegans
Wake
Declarations of Sorrow and Loneliness in Irish in
Finnegans
Wake
Chapter Four. Less than Lovers, More than Friends
-
Feminine
Incarnations of Ireland in
Finnegans
Wake and in the Other Works of
James Joyce
59
Finnegans
Wake , James Joyce s Last Word on the World
Linguistic Divisions and Streetscapes
Language in a Colonial context
Finnegans
Wake , an Act of Cultural Resistance
Speaking in Tongues
The Failure of Language
Toraiocht Dhiarmada agus
Ghráinne
in
Finnegans
Wake
History as Fiction, Fiction as History
The Little Black Rose
Echoes of the Irish Language in
Dubliners
Contents ix
Implications
for Modern Ireland.
Chapter Five. The Sayings of the West
- Finnegans
Wake and the
Hisperica Famina
83
Ireland and the Taste for the Exotic
The Golden Age
A New Irish Form of Latin
The Irish Language and Hisperic Latin
The Altus
Prosator
The Altus
Prosator in Finnegans
Wake
Old Irish Glosses in
Finnegans
Wake
Incomprehensibility as a Function of Freedom
Joyce s View of the Irish Golden Age
Once a Great Nation
Chapter Six. Our Hearts Flung Open Wide
-
James Joyce and
Questions of Irish Linguistic Identity
101
Joyce and Ireland, a Complicated Relationship?
James Joyce and the Learning of Irish
James Joyce and the Politics of Language
James Joyce and
Pádraig
Pearse
Joyce s Political Writings
An Explanatory Treasure of Heart and Mind
A New Fenian Cycle
Irish Forms
In The Absence of all Fanaticism
Chapter Seven. Stories of You
-
An Abject Surrender to the Complex
Thinking of
Finnegans
Wake
121
Life as Defeat
Sleeping Oneself Awake
Fantasia
χ Ι
know that I have broken every heart
Different Versions of the Same Thing
Polarity
The Reconfiguration of the Colonial Mind
Complex Thinking in
Finnegans
Wake
A New Terminology
Binary Pairs in
Finnegans
Wake
Rivers of Memory
An Abject Surrender to Style
Chapter Eight. A Prayer for a Resurrection Man
-
Breaking the
Circle of
Finnegans
Wake
143
Finnegans
Wake as a Ring
Levels of Comprehension in
Finnegans
Wake
Linguistic Impressionism
Breaking the Circle
Echoes of Ulysses
Diarmuid and
Gráinne
A Deathbed Confession
Back to the Beginning
Jonathan Swift
Do You Belong?
Resurrection
The Face of Midnight
Appendix
165
Bibliography
169
Index
175
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