Traktat literacki Stefana Dedalusa – poetyka epifanii we wczesnej twórczości Jamesa Joyce'a
Journal Title: Prace Literaturoznawcze - Year 2014, Vol 2, Issue 2
Abstract
The poetic of epiphany was very important in early works of James Joyce. The writer put into his novels many comments about epiphanies as a genre. However, later his attitude to the technique changed – from affirmation and setting it in the centre of his literary world-view to critical comment, which was put into Ulisses.
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Mateusz Kotwica
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