By what miracles of linguistic mastery and literary imagination could Chinese characters be made to capture Joyce’s mind-bending manipulations of the alphabet? By what subtleties of cross-cultural understanding could the specificities of Ireland and its mythologies be translated for a Chinese audience? -- http://www.theguardian.com/books/2015/jun/13/james-joyce-china-bloomsday-chinese-reputation...the alphabet vs. the equation....?
Category: James Joyce
Waywords and Meansigns: Recreating Finnegans Wake [in its whole wholume]
https://archive.org/embed/waywordsandmeansignsRecreating Finnegans Wake [in its whole wholume]by Waywords and MeansignsPublished May 4, 1939Usage Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0Topics Waywords and Meansigns, James Joyce, Finnegans Wake, Audiobook, Music,Roratorio, Anna Livia Plurabelle, Dublin, Ireland, Irish literatureTrack listing:Finnegans Wake is organized into four books. Roman numerals indicate the book, Indo-Arabic numerals indicate the chapter within that book. Chapter names are italicized, followed by the names of musicians. Finnegans Wake is circular, … Continue reading Waywords and Meansigns: Recreating Finnegans Wake [in its whole wholume]
Introducing Islam in Finnegans Wake
A Fragment from "Introducing Islam in Finnegans Wake" By Aida YaredWhile writing Finnegans Wake, Joyce jotted down abbreviated entries in some fifty notebooks1 that he took great care to preserve. The entries are mainly fragments of sentences from books or newspapers that Joyce was reading - or that were being read to him, scraps of conversations, and personal … Continue reading Introducing Islam in Finnegans Wake
Terence McKenna – Surfing Finnegan’s Wake
In late April 2000, San Franciscopossibly at 1015 FolsomI joined Terence Mckenna'swaketoday i miss Terence and his wiseplayful wordwhirl languaginglate 20th century modern teller ofthe tale of the tribe:Joyce and McLhuanand Vicohere comes everybody...R.I.P Terence. (November 16, 1946 – April 3, 2000)Terence McKenna - Surfing Finnegan's Wake
Robert Anton Wilson reads Finnegans Wake: Shem the Penman (2014)
Hey kids! RAW lets loose with a bit of James Joyce in this rough collage by Andre Perkowski... For this was a stinksome inkenstink, quite puzzonal to the wrottel. Smatterafact, Angles aftanon browsing there thought not Edam reeked more rare. My wud! Music by Oz Beckers and Andre Perkowski.
…on music and poetry and poetry and music on…
...on music and poetry and poetry and music on... by Steve Fly "Omniverse / Is / The totality / Of / All the universes / And you / Are welcome / To / Be citizens / Of / The Omniverse--Sun Ra, Omniverse. "Rhythm...is the first formal esthetic relation of any part to part in … Continue reading …on music and poetry and poetry and music on…
Corso Corsi – Ricorsi Ricorso?
Vico and Joyce edited by Donald Phillip Verene http://books.google.nl/books?id=efUiofWhgxYC&lpg=PA68&ots=Ym8Tv1qKKv&dq=ricorso%20vico&pg=PA69&output=embed http://ettt.wikispaces.com/RECORSI
The greatest guidebook to media study ever fashioned by man
"Finnegans Wake is the greatest guidebook to media study ever fashioned by man."Marshall McLuhan, Newsweek Magazine, p.56, February 28, 1966.
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Pound & Joyce supplement each otherlike Jefferson & Adamseach created a NEW non-aristotelianlanguagefor the tale of the tribe--Robert Anton Wilson, tale of the tribe, 2005. (Maybe Logic Academy Class)
Finnegans Wake as "the "headless One" "The One with no Beginning"?
Just musing, and came across the bornless rite and went straight to the wake as...the ONE with no beginning?xsteve flyIn its original form this ritual is very old. Many of the "barbaric names" used in it are from the Ancient Egyptians. Others are to be found among the Greek Gnostics. Most of the more identifiable … Continue reading Finnegans Wake as "the "headless One" "The One with no Beginning"?
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