James Joyce's Poetics of Gramma(r) and Languages at the Wake

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‘Mutlilingualism is the most notable feature of Finnegans Wake and, arguably, the most important dimension of James Joyce’s ultimate masterpiece. Many articles and book-length studies have been written about different aspects of this question, but none of these managed to provide a coherent understanding of the phenomenon as a whole. Laurent Milesi’s extraordinary linguistic abilities, his thorough knowledge of Joyce’s manuscripts and his profound understanding of literary theory have given him a unique vision of the thematic and theoretical unity of subject. His book is now the indispensable reference on the matter.’   Daniel Ferrer, Item-CNRS/ENS-PSL ‘This is a truly magisterial and important work about Joyce’s Finnegans Wake which will be indispensable for Joycean scholarship. In this study of the evolution of Joyce’s multi-linguistic poetics, Laurent Milesi clearly shows how Finnegans Wake came to be at both the micro- and macro-levels of signification. On this Mil

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