The Prankquean, Feminism, and the Subversion of Sense in "Finnegans Wake"

Finnegans Wake as a Model for Anxiety | Neuroticism, Accretion, and the Anxiety of Words

The Singularity of the Text | A Derridean Text-Centered Pedagogy

Finnegans Wake as Model for AI in Louis Armand's "Mind Factory: From Artifice to Intelligence"

The Problem of Natural Disaster | Why the Christian God is a Terrorist

"Loud, hear us!" | Prayer as Immanent Performance in Finnegans Wake

"Word in Pregross" | Joyce, Regression, and the Artistic Process in Finnegans Wake

Gravity's Rainbow Against Technological Progress | The Economy of Power and War

What is Functionalism? | Heidegger, Deleuze & Guattari, Iser, Fish | Asking "How?" Questions

Stanley Fish "Literature in the Reader: Affective Stylistics" | Theorizing the Reading Experience

Wakean Hermeneutics: Two Extremes | Conservative vs Liberal Criticism

You Can't Be Creative: Joyce on Why All Art is Apocryphal | Finnegans Wake

The Philosophy of Democracy | The Tolerance Paradox, Equity, and Openness

What is Posthumanism? | Radical Critique of the Human Subject

A Deep Dive Into Finnegans Wake Chapter I.1 | Overview of an Overture with Notes and Glosses

Plato's Problematic Politics in "The Republic" | The Ordered Body and the City

Postmodernity, Madness, and Marginality | How Language Polices Madness, and How to Transgress It

Blanchot on "Mallarmé's Experience" | Poetic Autonomy, Self-Referentiality, and Symbolism

Finnegans Wake as Logorrheic Text | Discursive Spillage as an Ethics of the Repressed

The Finnegans Wake Iceberg

How to Read BETTER | 9 Tips from a Philosophy and Literature Student

Theorizing Wakese as Multilingual Materiality | Sound, Performance, and the Reader

Father of my Father: Artistry, Creation, and Fatherhood in Ulysses ep. 9, "Scylla and Charybdis"

Thinking About Finnegans Wake Philosophically with Deleuze | "Two Regimes of Madness"

Stop Policing Literary Taste! | Towards a Democracy of Literary Spaces

My MASSIVE Junior Year Personal Reading List | Joyce Studies, Poststructuralism, and Literary Theory

Kinky Joyce: Friend or Foe in Finnegans Wake? | Desire and the Reader-Writer Relationship

Werner Hamacher "95 Theses on Philology" | Deconstruction and Radical Philology

Sandra Bartky "On Psychological Oppression" | Autonomy in the Shackles of Patriarchy

A Defense of Obscure Literature | Finnegans Wake and Unreadability

Rhythm in Finnegans Wake: Boulez, Zones of Intensity, and Alliterative Resistance

James Joyce's "Finnegans Wake": A Selected Recitation | Audiobook with Text

10,000 Subscribers Q&A!

Discussing William Burroughs' "The Place of Dead Roads" with Matthew Brown

An Intro to Genetic Criticism | Studying the Text as Contingent Artifact

Jean Michel Rabaté "'Alphybettyformed verbage': the shape of sounds and letters in Finnegans Wake"

Dissemination: Derrida and Finnegans Wake's L(e/i)tters

Finnegans Wake: A Philosophy of Rumor | Sociality, Signification, and Différance

Why All Knowledge is Political | Foucault and Joyce on Power and Epistemology

Is "Unintelligible" Literature Even Worth Your Time? | Answering a Common Question

"Soft morning, city!" | Reciting the Final Monologue of Finnegans Wake

How to Study Finnegans Wake | An In-Depth Secondary Literature Guide

An (Updated) Bookshelf Tour of a Philosophy and Literature Student!

Reidentifying in Thomas Pynchon's "Crying of Lot 49" and Kathy Acker's "Empire of the Senseless"

Accents and "Orthophonetics" in Finnegans Wake | Experiments at the Limits of Speech and Reading

Giambattista Vico, "The New Science" | A Philosophy of the History of Human Ideas and Institutions

Marilyn M Cooper, "The Ecology of Writing" | Communication as Community Process

Shari Benstock, "The Letter of the Law" | Finnegans Wake, Deconstruction, and Meta-Textuality

Bataille's "Story of the Eye" | Anti-Utilitarianism, Excess, and Absurd Obscenities

Joyce's Citational Grafting: Deconstructing Context and Method in Finnegans Wake II.2

Jean Grimshaw's "Autonomy and Identity in Feminist Thinking"| Theory of the Non-Unitary Self

You Are Fragmented and That's Okay | Postmodernism and Productive Fragmentation

Walter Benjamin's "The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction"

Recontextualizing Individualism: A Feminist Critical Approach

Joyce's "Velivision": Electric Media, Appearance, and Concealment in Finnegans Wake

"Passencore": Repetition and Ambivalent Memory in Finnegans Wake

Shem the Shapegoat: Guilt, Historiography, and Redemption in Finnegans Wake 240.24-35

A Genetic Study of the Finnegans Wake Notebooks | Surveying and Glossing Buffalo Notebook 38

Paronomasia: The Plane of Immanence and Finnegans Wake's Accretive Method

A Genetic Study of the Finnegans Wake Notebooks | Surveying and Glossing Buffalo Notebook 37