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18035612 No.18035612 [Reply] [Original]

>Plenitude and indigence coexist in Joyce. Lacking the capacity to construct (which his gods did not bestow on him, and which he was forced to make up for with arduous symmetries and labyrinths), he enjoyed a gift for words, a felicitous verbal omnipotence that can without exaggeration or imprecision be likened to Hamlet or the Urn Burial…Ulysses (as everyone knows) is the story of a single day, within the perimeter of a single city. In this voluntary limitation, it is legitimate to perceive something more than an Aristotelian elegance: it can legitimately be inferred that for Joyce every day was in some secret way the irreparable Day of Judgment; every place, Hell or Purgatory.

What did Borges mean by this? Talking about Joyce's Ulysses

>> No.18035675

>>18035612
The micro and the macro, the Heavens and the earth, the dream and the nightmare, the purity and the purgatory, joined in the fart-smelling rooms of a middle aged lower middle class wife with IBS.

>> No.18035891
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18035891

>Hume may be considered the spiritual father of Joyce's Ulysses, a book that makes association independent, and destroys every intellectual order so radically that nothing is left but a great garbage pile of associations."

>> No.18036023

>>18035891
cringe

>> No.18036114

>>18035675
yum

>> No.18037380

>>18035612
It's pretty self-explanatory

>> No.18037401

>>18035612
Borges sucks.

>> No.18037419

>>18037401
you suck kid

>> No.18037428

>>18037419
Nah my dick gets sucked

>> No.18037448

>>18035891
Based.

>> No.18037498

>>18035891
trust a kraut to be soulless

>> No.18037500

>>18037401
newfag didnt post the image kys. ruinging the board with your inconsiderateness, young man. /:

>> No.18037699

>>18035612
Reminder: Borges was a Faulkner fanboy.