In Pale Fire, Charles Kinbote considers this novel to be a "monstrous extension" of Angus MacDiarmid's Striking and Picturesque Delineations. Marshall McLuhan structured his War and Peace in the Global Village around the "ten thunders" of this novel. The opening sentence of this novel references the phrase "commodius vicus" from Giambattista VICO'S The New Science, the structure of which heavily influenced this novel. Henry Morton Robinson and another thinker pointed out the similarities between this novel and The Skin of Our Teeth. Sections of this novel were published in the journal Transitions under the name (*) Work in Progress, and Joseph Campbell co-authored a "Skeleton Key" to this novel. This novel centers o
In Pale Fire, Charles Kinbote considers this novel to be a "monstrous extension" of Angus MacDiarmid's Striking and Picturesque Delineations. Marshall McLuhan structured his War and Peace in the Global Village around the "ten thunders" of this novel. The opening sentence of this novel references the phrase "commodius vicus" from Giambattista VICO'S The New Science, the structure of which heavily influenced this novel. Henry Morton Robinson and another thinker pointed out the similarities between this novel and The Skin of Our Teeth. Sections of this novel were published in the journal Transitions under the name (*) Work in Progress, and Joseph Campbell co-authored a "Skeleton Key" to this novel. This novel centers on "Howth Castle and Environs," "Here Comes Everybody," "Humphrey Chimpden Earwicker," and other names initialized "HCE." It ends with a sentence fragment that loops back around to its opening, "riverrun, past Eve and Adam's..." For 10 points, name this extremely demanding final novel by James Joyce.
In Pale Fire, Charles Kinbote considers this novel to be a "monstrous extension" of Angus MacDiarmid's Striking and Picturesque Delineations.
Finnegans Wake 