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innashpitzberg20 мая 2017The Portrait depicts the Artist alone; Ulysses presents the Artist seeking Everyman to be atoned; and Finnegans Wake gives "Allmen." That, at least, is a plausible view of the work of James Augustine Joyce. And there is the paradox that gives credence to this view: Joyce was among the most autobiographical of artists and the most impersonal, the most self-obsessed and also the most dramatically universal. There is really no paradox at all: he simply pushed his subjective will so far that it became superfluous to distinguish between subject and object, self and world.
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