A Skeleton Key to Finnegans Wake: Unlocking James Joyce's Masterwork
Description
In this edition of Campbell & Robinson's seminal decoding of Joyce's masterpiece, the authors analyse the novel page by page, stripping the layers of obscurity & offering interpretations through footnotes & bracketed commentary.
Product Details
Price
$21.95
$20.41
Publisher
New World Library
Publish Date
March 05, 2013
Pages
402
Dimensions
5.4 X 8.4 X 1.3 inches | 0.85 pounds
Language
English
Type
Paperback
EAN/UPC
9781608681662
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About the Author
Joseph Campbell is widely credited with bringing mythology to a mass audience. His works, including "The Hero with a Thousand Faces," the four volume "The Masks of God," and "The Power of Myth" (with Bill Moyers), rank among the classics in mythology and literature. Henry Morton Robinson was best known for his novel, "The Cardinal."
Reviews
"The key that will open ["Finnegans Wake's"] treasures." -- "The New York Times"
"The key that will open ["Finnegans Wake"'s] treasures."
-- Max Lerner, "The New York Times"
"Campbell and Robinson deserve a citation from the Republic of Letters for having succeeded in bringing out their Skeleton Key at this time....The chance to be among the first to explore the wonders of "Finnegans Wake" is one of the few great intellectual and aesthetic treats that these last bad years have yielded."
-- Edmund Wilson, "The New Yorker"
"Joyce has found in Mr. Campbell and Mr. Robinson the ideal readers who approach his book with piety, passion, and intelligence, and who have devoted several years to fashioning the key that will open its treasures."
-- Max Lerner, "The New York Times"
"The key that will open ["Finnegans Wake"'s] treasures."
-- Max Lerner, "The New York Times"
"Campbell and Robinson deserve a citation from the Republic of Letters for having succeeded in bringing out their Skeleton Key at this time....The chance to be among the first to explore the wonders of "Finnegans Wake" is one of the few great intellectual and aesthetic treats that these last bad years have yielded."
-- Edmund Wilson, "The New Yorker"
"Joyce has found in Mr. Campbell and Mr. Robinson the ideal readers who approach his book with piety, passion, and intelligence, and who have devoted several years to fashioning the key that will open its treasures."
-- Max Lerner, "The New York Times"
