James Joyce - His Life and Works

By incorporating the simplicity of everyday language into words, James Joyce created a sui generis style by adding a high level of richness to his narrative and examining each phenomenon from a clear perspective.

It must not be easy to produce accurate texts describing James Joyce. He is a master of words who has the ability to present the vocabulary of his age to future generations (for example, to us now) as a rich literary source. It is difficult to understand at first reading; But as the pages turn over one after another, it becomes clear that each word of Joyce completes what follows, and each sentence is a cornerstone that collapses the paragraphs when moved. Understanding Joyce is a necessary but not sufficient condition to be able to explain him. Its syntax is a unique mathematical construct; Without knowing deconstruction, one cannot understand the depth of meaning of Joyce's texts. While you are between the lines, you may suddenly find yourself in the melodious shadows of the Irish valleys.

Richard Ellmann, who is considered an authority on Irish literature, honestly comes between the reader and the writer by making constant references to Joyce's perceptions of the world from the sections in the works of Joyce, the clever child of literature, creating cross-references that explain each other. It can be said that this is the most basic feature that distinguishes the book in your hands from any other biography/monography work: The two-plane reference system created by Ellmann facilitates reading so that Joyce's multidimensional personality can be responded to with the same rich expression.

Özce, Ellmann, James Augustine Aloysius Joyce have done the job of understanding and telling this eccentric storyteller well: they have done the difficult job!



Number of Pages: 1022

Year of Print: 2012


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Kabalcı Publishing House

First Printing Year: 2012

Number of Pages: 1022

Language: Turkish