James Joyce
by Harry Levin
Criticism and interpretationIn literatureLiteratureJoyce, james, 1882-1941Critique et interprétation
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One of the first books to sum up the contribution of James Joyce, this volume remains an essential guide to the works of a great innovator of modern literature. Because Harry Levin's view is large, as opposed to the many necessary exegeses and close textual studies, he leads the reader easily into the delights to be found in Joyce, from the comparatively simple prose of Dubliners, through Ulysses and into the complexities of Finnegans Wake. The insight and brilliance of this "critical introduction," first published by New Directions in 1941, make it as rewarding for the expert as the student. - Publisher.
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Criticism and interpretationIn literatureLiteratureJoyce, james, 1882-1941Critique et interprétationIrish Authors
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Ireland
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Harry Levin
1912 – 1994
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