1008 Madison, WI University of Wisconsin Press 1985 Hardback dustjacket, very good plus condition (in very good plus dustjacket). 178 pp. A critical study of the works of James Joyce, the famous Irish novelist. In order to give life to his fiction, Joyce played the role of God by designing himself into his texts as an active presence. Joyce struggled to achieve a divine perspective through which his own mind would animate a teeming universe. St Augustine's trinitarian conception served as a model for Joyce's projection of himself as a multiplicity of narrative voices. ISBN: 0299100804 $15.00AUD
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