Mr. Lipscomb is certainly correct. In my haste to find the tea cup to moisten my 86 year old vocal chords I misstated the name of the play by Joyce; it is, was and will forever be “Exiles.” Thank you Mr. Lipscomb!
the things his contemporaries have to say about it sum it all up... the man was a living legend ... It's as if Van Gogh was able to realize his genius while he was still alive.
I had to read it in first year English lit at uni. (What can I say? I didn't read the course outline closely enough, and probably wouldn't have known anyway.) I finished it, I wrote the essay in compulsory adulation of it, because I am a pusillanimous poltroon, then tried to forget it, and largely succeeded. But it was years before I could bear to even hear the name without nausea, or to open a critically acclaimed novel at all. If the academy could like _Ulysses_ ,what the hell else were they capable of?
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Mr. Lipscomb is certainly correct. In my haste to find the tea cup to moisten my 86 year old vocal chords I misstated the name of the play by Joyce; it is, was and will forever be “Exiles.” Thank you Mr. Lipscomb!
the things his contemporaries have to say about it sum it all up... the man was a living legend ... It's as if Van Gogh was able to realize his genius while he was still alive.
Great lecture, thanks!
also would love to hear his thoughts on the Houyhnhnm & Ithys Presses 2010 publication of Finnegan's Wake... ground breaking? or?
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Jeffrey- Kindly send a note to Mrs. Kate Soboleva at Greenwich Library and she will send you the four page document.
52:40 - 55:45 Yes but to get the upper bunk you have to pass through the other place and not many get out of there.
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I had to read it in first year English lit at uni. (What can I say? I didn't read the course outline closely enough, and probably wouldn't have known anyway.) I finished it, I wrote the essay in compulsory adulation of it, because I am a pusillanimous poltroon, then tried to forget it, and largely succeeded. But it was years before I could bear to even hear the name without nausea, or to open a critically acclaimed novel at all. If the academy could like _Ulysses_ ,what the hell else were they capable of?
What is your email address so I may request the book sheet? Thank you for a very informative presentation.
Jeffrey- Kindly send a note to Mrs. Kate Soboleva at Greenwich Library and she will send you the four page document.
Joyce's sole play is titled Exiles.
I used to drink with his aul fella