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James Alexander FraserOffers the first dedicated study of James Joyce‘s preoccupation with betrayal.Foregrounds the significance of the often marginalised play Exiles to Joyce‘s progression as an author.Makes a unique cont

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Introduction,which Joyce’s interest in betrayal is “pathologized” as an “obsession.” Betrayal is defined in terms that Joyce would recognize and Joyce’s interest in betrayal is depicted as specifically an interest in a certain form of narrative or dramatic structure.

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Betraying Bloom,out the boundaries of betrayal: At what point does an act of betrayal . an act of betrayal? In the act or in the conception/imagination? The role of sex as the ultimate synecdoche for betrayal is challenged and abandoned, while the traditional role of cuckold breaks down even as Bloom appears to embody it.

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iles to Joyce‘s progression as an author.Makes a unique cont.This book offers a fundamental andcomprehensive re-evaluation of one of Joyce’s most pervasive themes. Byshowing that betrayal was central to how Joyce understood and depicted thedifficulties and terrors at the heart of all relationships,

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Book 2016ce understood and depicted thedifficulties and terrors at the heart of all relationships, this book?re-conceives?Joyce’s approach to history, politics, and the other. Leavingbehind the pathologizing discourses by which Joyce’s interest in betrayal has beentreated as an ‘obsession,’ this book offersa