Titlebook: Swift, Joyce, and the Flight from Home; Quests of Transcende G. Douglas Atkins Book 2014 G. Douglas Atkins 2014 aesthetics.critique.novel.B

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The Flight of Man, the Fall of Icarus and Phaeton,s) in English, confronts the reader with the problems the protagonists exacerbate, notably including that of separation. Stephen Dedalus, Joyce’s semi-autobiographical “hero” reveals a pattern of unchanging response to the world, its stench, and its difficulties: he flees, at the end leaving behind

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,Aesthetics as Asceticism: Stephen Dedalus’s Quest of Transcendence,“epiphany” on the beach in Chapter Four confirms his desire of separation, and he ends up there literally loving himself. Stephen, in fact, desires transfiguration, as well as transcendence; he can deal with a “girl” only by changing her, for instance, into the likeness of a delicate and pure seabir

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