Titlebook: Cognitive Joyce; Sylvain Belluc,Valérie Bénéjam Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018 Dubliners.Finnegans Wake.Ul

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Introduction, mind. It offers a survey of Joyce criticism, starting from the psychological focus of the first reviews up to the latest developments of cognitive literary criticism. In passing, the essay presents a general survey of cognitive criticism according to Alan Richardson’s classification, pointing to th

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,Characters’ Lapses and Language’s Past: Etymology as Cognitive Tool in Joyce’s Fiction, previous meanings to denounce the moral and spiritual paralysis from which Dubliners, in his view, suffered. In that regard, etymology can be said to have a truly cognitive value, since it provides the reader with knowledge of certain hidden meanings. But it can also work as a cognitive tool throug

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,The Invention of Dublin as “Naissance de la Clinique”: Cognition and Pathology in ,,nic as a site where the relationship between man, pathology, observation, and language was reconfigured in a radically modern way. In Joyce’s . as in Foucault’s ., pathological anatomy constitutes the dominant form of cognitive procedure. This form of rationality, however, escapes the characters in

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Joycean Text/Empathic Reader: A Modest Contribution to Literary Neuroaesthetics, in . invites us to travel the paths leading from body to mind and from mind to body. How does Joyce’s writing formulate such an invitation? And how does the reader’s neurophysiological, imitative body respond to it? It is through a neuroaesthetic conception of reading as an embodied performance rel