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Perfume of Texts, Subversive Embraces A personal retrospect involving “formalist” readings of Ulysses

Sonja Bašić ; Filozofski fakultet Sveučilišta u Zagrebu, Zagreb, Hrvatska


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In this talk presented at the Bloomsday 100 International Joyce symposium in Dublin
in June 2004, Sonja Bašić offered a personal retrospect of her involvement in Joyce
studies. While fully aware of the need to broaden the field of Joycean theory and
criticism, she advocates the use of a formalist approach resting on the pioneering
work of the Russian formalists but expanding into kindred fields such as narratology
(Genette, Cohn, Barthes), reader-oriented criticism (Iser), etc. She argues that Joyce’s
greatest innovation was his sudden and frame-breaking juxtaposition of stylistic
and narrative registers informed by a supreme awareness of the forms of language.
This is why, she concludes,—being the most deliberately formalist of the modernist
writers—Joyce will always need the services of formalist critics.

Ključne riječi

James Joyce; Ulysses; modernism; postmodernism; formalism; paperspace; juxtaposition of stylistic and narrative registers

Hrčak ID:

17392

URI

https://hrcak.srce.hr/17392

Datum izdavanja:

8.2.2006.

Podaci na drugim jezicima: hrvatski

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