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This thesis considers the three-way interaction between semantics, musicality, and disability in James JoyceХs Finnegans Wake. The silent actions of prose writing and reading, and the silent nature of the printed text, can be felt to divorce this medium from the strictly sonic medium of music altogether. Many scholars have, however, found in literary texts (particularly modernist texts) latent sonic capacities that may allow for a quasi-musical, intra-auditive reader experience.The ТSirensУ episode of JoyceХs Ulysses has been a key focus for such musical analyses since the 1920s. Developed musical readings of Finnegans Wake are far fewer, though the text is often mentioned as representing an advancement of JoyceХs ТmusicalisationУ of prose to an extreme, perhaps impossible degree.The present thesis takes an anti-able-normative (or ТdisablistУ) perspective on JoyceХs testing of the (im)possibility of music in literature and of the broader possibilities of language itself. To this end, it compares Finnegans Wake to high- and post-modernist musical/sonic artworks that similarly pushed the established limits of the aesthetic and the semantic.My objective is to allow literature, music, and disability to shed light on each otherХs conceptual and practical strengths and weaknesses. Just as states of cognitive and somatic disability are coming to be understood, not as paradigms of failure, but as potential alternative models of (dys)functionality, so we may view musical, narrative, and poetic ТfailuresУ (or ТdisabilitiesУ) in avant-garde arts as similarly positively dysfunctional.The thesis cites high, late, and post-modernist compositions by Arnold Schoenberg, Anton Webern, Pierre Boulez, and John Cage. Through this, it illustrates that similar phrasal, inter-phrasal, narrative, and meta-narrative ТdisabilitiesУ occur in modernisms both musical and literary. The ТcombinatorialУ composition methods of Pierre Boulez in particular are found to share many ТdysgenicУ characteristics with those employed in the writing of Finnegans Wake.

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Through Humor and Irony: Decolonizing Land Art from Jeffrey Gibson to Ajijaak on Turtle Island " will take place on Tuesday, December 3rd, 10-12 a.m. in OSL 248. Everyone is cordially invited. Abstract: How

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Ban Horn , Amrum (Germany) The summer school will take place in a youth hostel in the very north of the Frisian island of Amrum, in the far North-West of Germany. The youth hostel is surrounded by dunes

between the share of migrants and occupational shortage in the receiving countries. The lecture will take place on Thursday, 01.02.2024 at 4:15 in RIGA 601 and online via webex .

between the share of migrants and occupational shortage in the receiving countries. The lecture will take place on Thursday, 01.02.2024 at 4:15 in RIGA 601 and online via webex . The session will be chaired

ities-p-9781509534227 The reading group continues to take place online via Webex. Also non-EUF members are more than welcome to join! It will take place on Wednesdays from 17.15 - 18.45 Tentative dates: [...] dates: 22.09., 06.10., 03.11., 17.11., 01.12. The senate dates and autumn break are taken into account here. The book will be made available as reading group related course reserve at ZHB . An E-book is u

y completed doctorates and invite you to a small Christmas reception afterwards. The meeting will take place in hybridformat in English and/or German at Riga 601 and via webex . We are looking forward