Joyce's ghosts
Ireland, modernism, and memory
James Joyce and the exilic imagination
In this book, Michael Gillespie provides new readings of James Joyce's main oeuvre through the lens of exile studies, and, in doing so, challenges the tendency in Joyce criticism to give more weight to reading that stress his negative view of Ireland
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In this book, Michael Gillespie provides new readings of James Joyce's main oeuvre through the lens of exile studies, and, in doing so, challenges the tendency in Joyce criticism to give more weight to reading that stress his negative view of Ireland
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Irish cosmopolitanism
location and dislocation in James Joyce, Elizabeth Bowen, and Samuel Beckett