Finnegans Wake

Boldereff, Frances Motz. Hermes to his son Thoth being Joyce s use of Giordano Bruno in Finnegans Wake. Woodward (PA) Classic Non-Fiction Library, 1968. 289p. [Pg.675]

DiBernard, Barbara. Alchemy and Finnegans Wake. Albany (NY) State Univ of New York P, 1980. xiii, 163 p. ISBN 0-8739-5388-6... [Pg.675]

DiBernard, Barbara J. "Alchemy and Finnegans Wake." PhD thesis, State Univ of New York, 1976. [Pg.675]

Over the next few minutes he proceeded to make his case that Finnegans Wake represented the most complete understanding yet achieved of the relation of the human mind to time and space and that therefore Joyce, at his death, had somehow been shouldered with the responsibilities of overseeing this corner of God s universe. In this... [Pg.115]

Joyce, James. Finnegans Wake. London Faber Faber, 1939.-------. Ulysses. New... [Pg.174]

A reviewer atAmazon.com notes that it won t win any award for insight or style, but, even so, Racter may make more sense than Joyce s Finnegans Wake ... [Pg.65]

Sideline. The name "quark" comes from a sentence in Joyce s7 Finnegan Wake a free quark has never been isolated, but physicists have not looked in German grocery stores, where Quark is a well-known special soft cheese ... [Pg.7]

Joyce, J. A. Finnegans Wake Mandarin Paperbacks London, 1992 pp 628-3. [Pg.336]

God, as Stephen realizes that language is not God-given but acquired, Finnegans Wake represents the fulfillment of this new deconstructed speech, which throws off the yokes of both the logos and imperial English. [Pg.185]

Quarks are the fundamental particles of which protons and neutrons are made. The word quark was coined by the American physicist Murray Gell-Mann who, in his own words, made that choice when in one of my occasional perusals of Finnegans Wake, by James Joyce, I came across the word quark in the phrase Three quarks for Muster Mark. ... [Pg.39]

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