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A Word In Your Ear How & Why to Read James Joyce’s Finnegans Wake by Eric Rosenbloom [ click here to see comments and reviews ] • Table of Contents • E X C E R P T S : Introductory Pages Also in Portuguese (translation by Josenildo Marques) See also the introductory essay at the James Joyce Bibliography   The Ravisht Bride — Brighid and the year 1132 — (11-page 53-KB pdf file)   Archdruid Berkeley & St. Patrick — a reading of pp. 611–612 — (9-page 66-KB pdf file) The 2nd edition of A Word In Your Ear is available from BookSurge Publishing

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Witches Brew (an explication of Finnegans Wake, pages 21–23) by Eric Rosenbloom (14-page 80-KB pdf file) “Hark, the corne entreats! And the larpnotes prittle.” (a 16-KB pdf file of the Prankquean–Jarl van Hoother story, pages 21–23, set on a single page for easy reference) Serapis on the Liffey by Eric Rosenbloom Serapis, by Georg Ebers (391-page 850-KB pdf file) [ Preview page 1 ]

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Mummeries of Resurrection The Cycle of Osiris in Finnegans Wake by Mark L. Troy Osiris, Isis, and Horus, by Georg Ebers Concordance of Finnegans Wake

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“Of the first was he to bare arms ...”; and, “a daintical pair of accomplasses” ( Vieus Von DVbLIn ) “The prankquean was to hold her dummyship ...”

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“Well, you know or don’t you kennet or haven’t I told you every telling has a taling and that’s the he and the she of it.” (James Joyce reciting pages 213-216) 5.5-minute 2.2-MB MP3 file complete 1929 recording:  real-audio stream, 8-1/2 minutes

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“Finnegan’s Wake” (the song)

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ALPdrücken   a prejudiced list of resources useful to the reader of Finnegans Wake   A Shorter Finnegans Wake Sevenly   The primary editions of Finnegans Wake Finnegans Wake for Children

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I rejoice in the name of earwig, said Gumbril.  —Aldous Huxley, Antic Hay (1923)

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