James Joyce – Finnegans Wake – from the Affrian Way – articles

Two Papers

1. “Darktongues”: Fulfulde and Hausa in Finnegans Wake

2. “Soullfriede”: W.E.B. DuBois and Marcus Mosiah Garvey in Finnegans Wake

3. Coming Whagta Kriowday! Creole languages in Finnegans Wake.

4. “In the muddle is the sounddance”  another introduction to the reading of Finnegans Wake – by Karl Reisman
at Flashpoint Mag.

Reviews and Comments

“And he war” from a letter to Jaques Derrida.

“Review: Grace Eckley: Children’s Lore in Finnegans Wake” Journal of American Folklore 1986

                           Karl Reisman

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Africa and the African world in Finnegans Wake
- the West Indies, African America
Creole languages, African languages
African history in the New World – slavery and colonialism
and the African American world