This article focuses on the views of author Slavoj iek on author James Joyce's work on fantasies. iek in "The Plague of Fantasies," argues that fantasy is the primordial form of narrative and that it serves to hide an original and insuperable deadlock, such as the impossibility of the ...
Fiction publisher Dedalus has renewed its threats to take High Court action against Arts Council England over what it claims are attempts to cut its funding. Dedalus alleges that an annual review of its business was unfairly altered to facilitate lower funding and has made a formal complaint to...
On the other hand, it refers to writing or art signed by and attributed to someone other than its true creator. Joyce's debts to Dickens's "Bildungsroman," are both more significant and more pervasive than previous criticism has acknowledged.OsteenLoyolaMarkLoyolaEBSCO_AspJames Joyce Quarterly...
John Henry Newman and the Education of Stephen DedalusOffers an analysis of James Joyce's intellectual culture. Aspects of Joyce's autobiographical novel 'A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man'; Novel's Stephen Dedalus as the ironized persona of the youthful Joyce; Joyce's critique of his...
The article focuses on filmic assaults on Stephen Dedalus and Leopold Bloom, characters of the play "A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man" created by Irish author James Joyce as of January 2014. Topics include theorization of the psychology by film theorist Christian Metz, literary ...
Stephen Dedalus and the ghost of the mother.Analyzes the maternal fixation of the character Stephen Dedalus in the novel `A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man,' by James Joyce. Interrelation of personal relations and artistic creativity; Importance of the pre-oedipal dyadic relationship to ...
Arts Council England is continuing to negotiate with Dedalus after the fiction publisher complained about the attempted withdrawal of its funding. The Cambridgeshire based independent accuses the Arts Council of reneging on promises to increase its annual grant. Dedalus claims promises were made following...