Up to maughty London : Joyce's cultural capital in the imperial metropolis / Eleni Loukopoulou ; foreword by Sebastian D.G. Knowles.

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Loukopoulou, Eleni [Author]

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computer

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online resource

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9780813051932
9780813052625

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Joyce, James, 1882-1941 -- Criticism and interpretation

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Electronic Books.

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PR6019 .U686 2017

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Contents:

"London" in Joyce's work -- The London connection: aspirations, formations, and textual transformations -- "Londublin": the linguistic and spatial politics of "oxen of the sun" -- The geohistory of two cities in Finnegans Wake -- Joyce's work in London and England -- Joyce anthologized in Post-Ulysses England -- Joyce and the British Avant-Garde -- The making of a London author -- Conclusions.

Subject: This book examines the largely under-explored connection between Joyce's writings, their publication history, and the city of London, arguing that the metropolis was an important political and cultural center for Joyce.

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Includes bibliographies and index.

Introduction -- "London" in Joyce's work -- The London connection: aspirations, formations, and textual transformations -- "Londublin": the linguistic and spatial politics of "oxen of the sun" -- The geohistory of two cities in Finnegans Wake -- Joyce's work in London and England -- Joyce anthologized in Post-Ulysses England -- Joyce and the British Avant-Garde -- The making of a London author -- Conclusions.

This book examines the largely under-explored connection between Joyce's writings, their publication history, and the city of London, arguing that the metropolis was an important political and cultural center for Joyce.

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