[ilds] For love of Molly (TLS, 04 Feb 2011)

[Marc Piel]

Hi Bill,
Can you please give us a lik to the on-line document?
Marc

Le 15/02/11 23:58, William Godshalk a écrit :
> I'd put Norman Holland in this context. Norman spent most of his
> scholarly life arguing that our personal identities dictate how we read
> and how we write. I think his /The I/ is a masterpiece -- in the school
> of Freud -- and it's on line, last I checked.
>
> Bill
>
> On Tue, Feb 15, 2011 at 4:40 PM, Bruce Redwine
> <bredwine1968 at earthlink.net <mailto:bredwine1968 at earthlink.net>> wrote:
>
>     James,
>
>     You've probably posted this before.  Please do so again.  What are
>     the titles of Alexandre-Garner's book and your essay?
>
>
>     Bruce
>
>
>
>     On Feb 15, 2011, at 11:04 AM, James Gifford wrote:
>
>      > Yes, Michael is a very fine scholar, and I think he was born within
>      > shouting distance of the Canadian border, so the Northward pull must
>      > have been irresistible.  The bookcases of his home have been
>     featured in
>      > some Canadian magazines as well...  He does good work.
>      >
>      > I have a piece in Corinne's most recent book that gently muses over
>      > genetic criticism, which is still largely a French activity
>     outside of
>      > the Joyce scholarship.  My co-author Michael Stevens, a young
>     scholar at
>      > Trinity College Dublin, did very good work on that piece.  The Joyce
>      > scholars are doing more with genetic criticism than anyone else
>     in 20th
>      > Century literature, so far as I can see.
>      >
>      > Cheers,
>      > James
>      >
>      > On 15/02/11 10:46 AM, Bruce Redwine wrote:
>      >> The 4 February 2011 issue of /The Time Literary Supplement/ has
>     several
>      >> good reviews (re Nabokov, plagiarism, Joyce). In particular is Sarah
>      >> Davison's very interesting article on two recent publications on
>     Joyce.
>      >> Her review of Michael Groden's book on JJ focuses on topics recently
>      >> touched upon by the ILDS List. Namely, "genetic criticism" (the
>      >> evolution of a manuscript and assessing that importance), which
>     seems to
>      >> be of interest to James and Charles, and the impact of an
>     author's work
>      >> on a reader, which many List participants have related with
>     respect to
>      >> Lawrence Durrell. The latter I find intriguing as an approach to
>     writing
>      >> and publication — an indication that scholarship is breaking out
>     of its
>      >> narrow confines and finds it acceptable to relate the personal.
>     I have
>      >> ordered Groden's book. Michael Groden is Canadian, and that should
>      >> please many, James especially.
>      >>
>      >>
>      >> Bruce
>      >>
>
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