1. James Joyce, In and Out of Analysis 2. Was Joyce Mad? Not by a Transparent Sheet… 3. From Joyce-the-Symptom to the Sinthome 4. Joyce’s Knots: Death and Sex Before the Wake 5. Waking the Read: The Indelible Sigla of Finnegans Wake 6. The Object Meaning Raised to the Dignity of the Thing
Biography
Daniel Bristow received his doctorate from the University of Manchester in 2014. His writing is widely published and covers a range of topics in literature, theory, and psychoanalysis. He is co-founder of the Everyday Analysis Collective.
Daniel Bristow’s book is a fresh and most inspiring engagement with Jacques Lacan’s late theory, particularly with his reading of Joyce, and of several concepts resulting from this reading. Bristow takes us through this famously difficult material with great lucidity and erudition, as well as – perhaps most importantly – a very clear idea of where he wants to lead us, conceptually, as well as politically. — Alenka Zupančič
