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Gabrielle Carey

A deep appreciation for Joyce’s rebellious and seditious themes. Professor Michael Farrell introduces Gabrielle Carey’s James Joyce A Life

by Admin on March 17, 2024March 17, 2024
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The beauty and the strangeness: Russell Smith launches ‘James Joyce: A Life’ by Gabrielle Carey

by Admin on February 19, 2024February 19, 2024

And it was then that Gabrielle began to teach me how to read Finnegans Wake: in a group, reading aloud, going very slowly, line by line, everyone pitching in suggestions and ideas, without too much concern for what might be right or wrong, sense or nonsense, just taking pleasure in the beauty and the strangeness and the glorious and often hilarious inventiveness of the language.

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