James Joyce Reads Finnegans Wake “Anna Livia Plurabelle” (Part B) My Favorite Part
Channel: Rhythms Riddle
Date: 2023-09-04

🔺🔶🔺“Every telling is a tailing and that’s the he and the she of it” —James Joyce, FW. 🌈🌈Once we discover that this playful book is the furthest thing from nonsense,  it becomes slightly less difficult to approach. 
🧡🍀Everything in the Wake is riddled, muddled and puzzled, including time, spelling, plot, narrative style, characters, syntax, myth, number. etc.  It’s shape is circular.  And it gyrates and swirls, and flickers like the heavens on a lake.  It is very hard to know how and where to start this baffling mythical encyclical, —which takes for its theme nothing less than the origins and flowering of civilization!!!‼️
🎈🎈More resources are further available to you in my playlist, Finnegans Wake.🎈🎈
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🔺🔻🔺👉🏿 This video clip was taken for review, from one of the videos in my Playlist Finnegans Wake🌈   Joyce’s reading is supreme and masterful (The Bard!). Unfortunately all we have is this record. And it is here, on side B, that he treads into some of the most sensitive, significant and efflorescent literature in the English language.  
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