2022年玛格丽特教堂MFS纪念奖

IF 0.5 3区文学 0 LITERATURE MFS-Modern Fiction Studies Pub Date : 2023-06-01 DOI:10.1353/mfs.2023.a899923

Erin G. Carlston, John G. Peters, Andrew Bishop, S. Streitfeld, Nicole Schrag, Eric Aronoff, M. Farrant, Jeffrey R. Di leo, Holly Henry, J. Jackson, Andrew Koenig, R. Millington, Kim Salmons, M. Zeitlin

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摘要:本文认为，乔伊斯在爱尔兰和英国其他征服之间建立的语言和历史联系，倾向于将爱尔兰置于一个网络的中心，在一个次等社会联盟中处于首要地位。本文特别关注乔伊斯在《芬尼根守灵》中提到的对地之物，探讨了文本如何将Māori和其他土著人民/语言与爱尔兰人民和语言融合在一起，从而形成了一种复杂定义的爱尔兰性，即所有殖民地人民的原始状态。

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2022 Margaret Church MFS Memorial Prize

Abstract:This essay argues that the linguistic and historical connections Joyce draws between Ireland and Great Britain’s other conquests tend to position Ireland at the center of a network, primus inter pares in a coalition of the subaltern. Looking especially closely at Joycean references to the Antipodes in Finnegans Wake, this essay asks how the text’s assimilation of Māori and other Indigenous people/languages with the Irish people and language instates a complexly defined Irishness as the ur-condition of all colonized people.

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期刊介绍： Modern Fiction Studies publishes engaging articles on prominent works of modern and contemporary fiction. Emphasizing historical, theoretical, and interdisciplinary approaches, the journal encourages a dialogue between fiction and theory, publishing work that offers new theoretical insights, clarity of style, and completeness of argument. Modern Fiction Studies alternates general issues dealing with a wide range of texts with special issues focused on single topics or individual writers.