Joyce Collection: The "Wake" in transit: Contents

The James Joyce Scholars' Collection

The "Wake" in transit

Source:

Hayman, David
The "Wake" in transit
ISBN 0-8014-2441-0
Ithaca, New York: Cornell University Press, 1990
xiv, 208 p. ; 24 cm.

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Contents

[Half-title] The "Wake" in transit, pp. i-ii

[Title page] The "Wake" in transit, pp. iii-iv

[Dedication], pp. v-vi

Contents, pp. vii-viii

Preface, Hayman, David pp. ix-xii

Abbreviations and general note, pp. xiii-xiv

[Half-title] The "Wake" in transit, pp. xv-xvi

Introduction, pp. 1-17

1. Preparatory to anything else, pp. 18-35

2. Nodality: the disposition and reverberations of the sketches, pp. 36-55

3. Tristan and Isolde: rethinking Exiles and beginning the Wake, pp. 56-92

4. Regrouping, reconnoitering, advancing: notebook V1.B.3, pp. 93-124

5. Myths - individuals - myths - archetypes: forming and reforming personae, pp. 125-138

6. Suspect dreams: some determinants of the crime, pp. 139-154

7. Mum - letterwriter: the female component, pp. 155-199

Index, pp. 200-207

[Colophon], p. 208

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