Full title: Voice, boundary, and identity in the works of James Joyce / Frank C. Manista.

Author/creator: Manista, Francis Constantine.

Call Numbers: N823.912/241

Record Identifier: 74VK7LaemgLy

Language: English

Formats: Books

Contents: ix, 222 p. ; 24 cm., Introduction : I'll begin again in a jiffey -- Ch. 1. Dubliners : in whose words were the beginnings -- Ch. 2. Dubliners-II : the first earwitness to the thunder of his Arafatas -- Ch. 3. The circumconversioning of Mr. Stephen Da(e)dalus within and between Stephen Hero and A portrait of the artist as a young man, or I have something inside of me talking to myself -- Ch. 4. Distinguishing between the sense (prain) from the sound(bray) of Stephen Dedalus' Poor Traits of the Artless -- Ch. 5. The speechform is a mere surrogate : complementary character, voices apart in Joyce's Blue book of Eccles -- Ch. 6. Probable words, possibly said : occasionally recausing altereffects in Ulysses -- Ch. 7. Finnegans Wake's changeably meaning vocable scriptsigns -- Ch. 8. Finnegans Wake : imeffable tries at speech unasyllabled -- Ch. 9. Conclusion : is it someone imparticular who will somewherise for the whole anyhow?

Publishers: Lewiston, N.Y. : Edwin Mellen Press, c2006.

Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 209-217) and index.

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DDC: 823.912

MMS ID: 991022832419702626