by Richard Brown · Cambridge University Press · Tapa dura · ISBN 9780521248112
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«James Joyce and Sexuality» is the critical essay by Richard Brown, published by Cambridge University Press in hardback (216 pages, in English).
Corrects the idea that Joyce remained aloof from the concerns of his time: it analyses his interest in marriage, the reception of Freud and Havelock Ellis, the feminist dimension and sexual differences. It proposes a Joycean aesthetic where the major works respond to other readings and stylistic modernity emerges in treating sex.
Academic study with index and bibliography (pp. 192-210), published by Cambridge University Press in 1985.
For James Joyce scholars, literary critics and readers interested in the intersection of literature, gender and sexuality.
British geologist and mining engineer (1805-1882)
