Scriptural poetics in Joyce's Finnegans wake
By: Gian Balsamo.
Series: Studies in Irish literature ;; v. 7; Studies in Irish literature (Lewiston, N.Y.) ;; v. 7
Publisher: Edwin Mellen Press
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Lewiston, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 138
Subjects: Joyce, James, 1882-1941.; Joyce, James, 1882-1941 -- Religion.; Bible -- In literature.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 169-177) and indexes.
Table of contents: title: Machine generated contents note: PART ONE. Repetition and Revision in Scriptural Poetics; title: 1. Type and Repetition, History and Presence 3; title: 2. Type, Memory, and the Presence of the Present 7; title: 3. Type and Repetition in Scripture 13; title: 4. What is Scriptural Typology? 19; title: 5. Joyce's Repetition and Revision of Biblical Types 29; title: 6. Cultural Politics of Joyce's Scriptural Poetics 41; title: PART TWO. Scriptural Poetics and Ulysses; title: 1. Scriptural Poetics 47; title: 2. Scriptural Poetics and Biblical Canonization 51; title: 3. Paradigms of Scriptural Poetics 59; title: 4. Joyce and Scriptural Poetics 65; title: 5. Servitude and Filial Succession in "Telemachus" 73; title: 6. Filiation and Coleridge's Christ-Type in Ulysses 87; title: PART THREE. Scriptural Poetics in Finnegans Wake; title: 1. Typology, Typography, and Character Amalgamation 97; title: 2. The Primal Scene of Sodomy in Finnegans Wake 105; title: 3. The Bark of His Tale: After the Flood 111; title: 4. The Museyroom: Willingdone and the Three Lipoleums 115; title: 5. The Gateway to Phoenix Park 121; title: 6. An Unknowable Assailant and Obelisk Man 127; title: 7. The Substance of the Tale 131; title: 8. Typology and Interpretation 137; title: 9. Stratigraphy of Type 145; title: Appendix: Typology and Deconstruction 149.