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In Annotations to Finnegans Wake, Roland McHugh presents a comprehensive guide to James Joyce's enigmatic masterpiece, Finnegans Wake. This work serves as an indispensable companion for scholars, students, and enthusiasts alike, opening the doors to the rich layers of meaning embedded within Joyce's complex narrative.
Finnegans Wake is renowned for its intricate structure and innovative use of language, weaving together a tapestry of dream-like imagery and historical allusions. Set in Dublin and chronicling the lives of the Earwicker family, the novel is a profound exploration of consciousness, time, and identity, challenging conventional storytelling methods.
McHugh's annotations illuminate the multifaceted themes of Finnegans Wake, offering insights into its linguistic playfulness and historical references. Readers appreciate the clarity he brings to Joyce's dense prose, allowing for a deeper understanding of the text's intricacies. The annotations cover:
This meticulous analysis enriches the reading experience and encourages a more profound engagement with Joyce's work.
Whether you are delving into Finnegans Wake for the first time or revisiting it with a more seasoned eye, McHugh's annotations are a vital resource. This book is especially beneficial for those studying modernist literature, providing context and clarity that enhance the appreciation of Joyce's innovative style.
Format: Paperback / softback
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Pages: 664
Publisher: Johns Hopkins University Press
ISBN: 9781421419077
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