Finnegans Wake

== Tossup Questions ==
# In one scene in this work, a radio and a television simultaneously play the narratives "The Norwegian Captain and the Tailor's Daughter" and "How Buckley Shot the Russian General". Shortly afterward, this work's protagonist dreams about Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John spying on Tristan and Isolde. A letter written by the wife of this novel's protagonist is buried in a midden heap, preventing it from being used in a trial. That trial concerts events that inspired Hosty to write "The Ballad of Persse O'Reilly" and started when the protagonist encountered a "cad with a pipe" in Phoenix Park. Izzy, Shem the Penman, and Shaun the Post are the sons of the protagonist and his wife, Anna Livia Plurabelle, who appears in a chapter containing thousands of river names and represents the Liffey. For 10 points, identify this novel about the Chapelizod family of Humphrey Chimpden Earwicker, the last completed work by James Joyce.
# In this novel, radio and television broadcasts titled "The Norwegian Captain and the Tailor's Daughter" and "How Buckley Shot the Russian General" represent the protagonists. One couple in this novel briefly pause their lovemaking session to attend to their frightened child Jerry, after which they resume until the rooster crows. The fourth book of this novel consists of only one short chapter, in which the primary female character attempts to wake her husband, delivers her monologue, then disappears; to that end, the last sentence of this novel loops around the first. Shem, Shaun, and Issy are the children of the primary characters in this novel, a representation of (*) Vico's New Science, which opens with the sentence "riverrun, Past Eve's and Adam's." Focusing on Anna Livia Plurabelle and her husband Humphrey Chimpden Earwicker, for 10 points, identify this experimental novel by James Joyce.