Joyce Studies in Italy - Volume 11

Franca Ruggieri, Foreword

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Part I. James Joyce: Metamorphosis and Re-writing
Sam Slote, Stephen’s Nietzschean Ethics
Richard Brown, “Litemture, the press” (U7.607) Joyce Rewriting Literature Through Benjamin
Alexandra Emmanuel, The Eagle and the Serpent: Wit, Wisdom, and Nietzschean Egoism in James Joyce’s “Stephen Hero”
Paul Fagan, Forget, Remember! Forget!: Memory, Amnesia and the Cyclical Metamorphosis ofMeaningin “Finnegans Wake”
Philip Keel Geheber, Zola’s Nana and Molly Bloom
Hsin-Yu Hung, Avant-Garde Metamorphoses: Newspaper Typography and Joyce's Rewriting of “Aeolus”
Alison Lacivita, “refuses to sacrifice SD”: Shem’s Incestuous Origins in Joyce’s “Finnegans Wake”
Liam Lanigan, “A Necessary Evil”: Anti-Spatial Behaviour in “Circe”
Damien Lennon, Eliot’s Lantern: The Mythical Method
Patrick Lennon, Occult Joyce: Rite, Ritual, Incantation and the Phantasmagorical as Access to the Supernormal in “Ulysses”
Maria Domenica Mangialavori, Translating Litemture into music: from “Sirens” to “Thema”
Ivana Milivojevic, A Transposition oflthaca (in Danilo Kis's Novel "Hourglass")
Teresa Prudente, “To know is to deform reality”: the Epistemology of a Transforming and Transformable Reality in Joyce and Gadda
Federico Sabatini, The Immermemorial Instant: “Finnegans Wake” and Giordano Bruno’s Philosophy of Time
Maria Grazia Tonetto, “After Life's Journey”: Posthumous Metamorphoses in “Ulysses”
Emanuela Zirzotti, Sitting with Orpheus, singing about Love. A reading o] “Chamber Music”

Part II. Joycean Gleanings
Jacques Aubert, EGO NOMINOR N...EGO
Christine O'Neill, ‘Butyou could not have a green rosé’
Laura Talarico, From James Joyce to Katherìne Mansfield: Epiphanic Poetics and Writing of theSelf
Enrico Terrinoni, Comedy, or what tuent unsaid in "Ulysses"

Contributors