Joyce, Dante, and poetics of literary relations: language and meaning in "Finnegans wake", by Lucia Boldrini
S Sicari
págs. 849-851
JOYCE, DANTE, AND THE POETICS OF LITERARY RELATIONS: LANGUAGE AND MEANING IN "FINNEGANS WAKE,"
Stephen Sicari
pág. 849
How James Joyce made his name: a reading of the final lacan, by Roberto HArari
S Brivic
págs. 852-856
HOW JAMES JOYCE MADE HIS NAME: A READING OF THE FINAL LACAN
Sheldon Brivic
pág. 852
JAmes Joyce: the study of languages, ed. by Dirk Van Hulle
P Mccarthy
págs. 857-861
JAMES JOYCE: THE STUDY OF LANGUAGES
Patrick A. Mccarthy
pág. 857
JAmes Joyce: a short introduction, by Michael Seidel
M Hennessy
págs. 861-865
JAMES JOYCE: A SHORT INTRODUCTION
Michael Henriessy
pág. 861
The Ulysses guide: tours through Joyce's Dublin, by Robert Nicholson
O Frawley
págs. 866-868
THE "ULYSSES" GUIDE: TO URS THRO UGH JOYCE'S DUBLIN
Oona Frawley
pág. 866
JAMES JOYCE: THE "FINNEGANS WAKE" NOTEBOOKS AT BUFFALO, VOLUMES VI.B.25, VI.B.6, VI.B.14
Susan Shaw Sailer
pág. 869
Deficits and desires: economics and sexuality in twentieth-century literature, by Michael Tratner
R Brown
págs. 875-877
JAmes Joyce: The "finnegans wake"notebooks at Buffalo, volumes VI,B,25; VI,B,6; VI,B,!$; ed. by Vincent Deane, Daniel Ferrer and Geert Lernout
S Shaw
págs. 875-877
DEFICITS AND DESIRES: ECONOMICS AND SEXUALITY IN TWENTIETH-CENTURY LITERATURE
pág. 875
Reading on the edge: exiles, modernities and cultural transformation in proust, Joyce and Baldwin by Cyraina E. Johnson-Roullier
E Duffy
págs. 878-881
READING ON THE EDGE: EXILES, MODERNITIES, AND CULTURAL TRANSFORMATION IN PROUST, JOYCE AND BALDWIN
Enda Duffy
pág. 878
Stage fright: modernism, anti-theatricality and drama, by Martin Puchner
J Mccourt
págs. 882-885
STAGE FRIGHT: MODERNISM, ANTI-THEATRICALITY, AND DRAMA
pág. 882
THE VIRTUAL MARSHALL McLUHAN: 2315
Alyssa J. O'brien
pág. 885
Calico, a play by Michael Hstings: 991
A Goldman
págs. 888-893
CALICO: 1411
Arnold Goldman
pág. 888
House on Eccles Road, by Judith Kitchen: 706
R Kershner
págs. 894-898
THE HOUSE ON ECCLES ROAD: 1352
R. Brandon Kershner
pág. 894
LETTERS: 1551
Edmund L. Epstem
pág. 899
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