Joyce's difficulty, in Jiang's reading, comes from musical style and dense allusion: readers must have read and experienced what Joyce did in order to understand him.
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Allusion
Joyce's difficulty, in Jiang's reading, comes from musical style and dense allusion: readers must have read and experienced what Joyce did in order to understand him.
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"...And everything that he writes, in every sentence, there are multiple allusions and references to other books. Okay? So you must have read what..."
"...the pledge when sealed with our right hands, this is an allusion, of course, to, um, right here, okay? This is an allusion, of..."
"...elitist. It's self -referential. Okay? It just has a lot of allusions and references. But you actually don't know what the meaning is. Like,..."
"...And everything that he writes, in every sentence, there are multiple allusions and references to other books. Okay. So you must have read what..."
"It's self -referential. Okay. It just has a lot of allusions and references. But you actually don't know what the meaning is. Like what..."
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