Prof. Paul Magee – ‘His bellyvoid of nebulose with his neverstop navel’: On the ghostly smatterings of meaning in James Joyce’s Finnegans Wake

As we learn from First Nations peoples throughout Australia, creativity is deeply embedded in culture, and culture is deeply creative. The CCCR’s seminars explore the ancient, innovative relationship between culture and creativity. We open conversations by presenting new work in a wide range of humanities, social science, creative and applied disciplines. To learn more about the CCCR (Centre for Creative and Cultural Research), head to https://www.canberra.edu.au/research/centres/cccr

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Prof. Paul Magee – ‘His bellyvoid of nebulose with his neverstop navel’: On the ghostly smatterings of meaning in James Joyce’s Finnegans Wake

Prof. Paul Magee – ‘His bellyvoid of nebulose with his neverstop navel’: On the ghostly smatterings of meaning in James Joyce’s Finnegans Wake