Joycean Multimodalities: A Preliminary Investigation of Giacomo Joyce.

Presents a preliminary investigation of "Giacomo Joyce," James Joyce's slim Triestine poem-in-prose. Description of the stylistic and modal ambivalence in the prose lyrics of "Giacomo Joyce"; Joyce's use of the present tense as the chief narrating tense; Argument of Hauser that Joyce's use of monta...

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Published in:Journal of Modern Literature Vol. 26; no. 1; pp. 17 - 32
Main Author: McCourt, John
Format: Essay
Published: Indiana University Press Fall2002
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