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1 Introduction: Exploring Freedom through Language 1
Pt. I The Revolutionary Portrait of the Artist
2 Stephen Dedalus Gets Changed 25
3 Freedom through Figuration in A Portrait 45
4 Entwined Genders in A Portrait 61
5 Zizek, Fantasy, and Truth 81
Pt. II Ulysses Off Course
6 Let's Get Lost: Exploration in Homer and Joyce 101
7 Structure as Discovery in Ulysses 121
8 Ulysses' "Circe": Dealing in Shame 143
Pt. III Finnegan's Wake as the World
9 Reality as Fetish: The Crime in Finnegans Wake 163
10 The Africanist Dimension of Finnegans Wake 181
11 The Rising Sun: Asia in Finnegans Wake 195
Conclusion and Supplement: Exploration and Comedy 217
Notes 227
Works Cited 245
Index 259
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Brooke Sims
reviewed Joyce Through Lacan and Zizek: From A Portrait of the Artist to Finnegans Wake on December 29, 2016
Joyce Through Lacan and Zizek: From A Portrait of the Artist to Finnegans Wake
Jonathan Beecher Field, AM'93, PhD'04
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From our pages (Nov-Dec/09): "Focusing on early colonial literature, Field contextualizes the fight for space and religious tolerance in the American colonies. He shows competing groups'including marginal religious sects like the Quakers'constructing narratives of their colonial experiences and taking them back to metropolitan London to contend for colonial power."
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