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Theory of comedy from Dante to Joyce / Haskell M. Block -- The medium o fhistory: Robert Graves and the ancient past / Clayton Koelb -- Bakhtin, Joyce, and the epic tradition / Zack Bowen -- "I pity your oldself I was used to: Finnegans wake and the aesthetics of aging / Michael Patrick Gillespie -- The washerwoman skit adapted from Finnegans wake / Margaret Rogers -- Beckett's Happy days, Burton, and Schopenhauer / James Acheson -- Beckett [f]or nothing / Raymond Federman -- Beckett briefly on the nature of everything: a reading of Texts for nothing in the half-light of Greek philosophy / Livio Dobrez -- "A sup of the hawk's, or the saints": Beckett and Irish Theater / James Liddy -- Virginia Woolf's construction of masculinity: a narrative model, a reading of Mrs. Dalloway / Richard Pearce -- Zangwill's The melting pot and Nichols's Abie's Irish rose / Owen Aldridge -- Céline's ultimate focalization, or the two faces of paranoia in Bagatelles pour un massacre and Féerie pour une autre fois: toward a theory of paranoid writing / David Hayman -- Writing to overcome (Escribir superar): Luisa Valenzuela / Debra A. Castillo -- Ethnicity and authenticity: Wilson Harris and other "Black" writing / Mark Williams.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 207-216) and index.