Joyce and Dante: The Shaping Imagination - Princeton Legacy Library 3023 by Mary Trackett Reynolds Details
Mary Reynolds studies rhetorical and linguistic maneuvers with which Joyce is associated with Dante and explains how Joyce created in his novel a symbolic and religious story of art. Dr.…
Mary Reynolds studies rhetorical and linguistic maneuvers with which Joyce is associated with Dante and explains how Joyce created in his novel a symbolic and religious story of art. Dr.
Reynolds argues that Joyce was reading Dante as a poet and not as a Catholic. Joyce was interested in Dante's criticism of society and, above all, his great powers of innovation.
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