Wednesday, July 7, 2010

Vocabulary Answers To Level C Unit 8



I'm too lazy to write, but still gives me more lazy to explain what I write. Given the numerous requests for me to explain a little, I set out to explain the first paragraph of the letter yesterday. If you do not have enough and I alfabetizais jodeis! That is the shame of saying I speak without saying anything, and nothing makes sense??



1. "Christian bastard Lucia"


Lucía Joyce nació como hija bastarda y hasta alcanzada ya la mayoría de edad no supo que sus padres no estaban casados. No había sido por tanto cristianizada tras su nacimiento. El impacto de la noticia en la psique de Lucía fue tal  que Joyce y Nora tuvieron que casarse inmediatamente para dar reparación a la afrenta cometida. Utilizo cristianada por ser la negación-deformación de cristianizada que contiene la palabra nada, que es lo que significó Lucía para todos, menos para mi (que la amo en la distancia). Cristianada se podría leer también Cristi a nada, osease a nada de Cristo, es decir, casi Cristo, pues por lo que sabemos también Cristo was a bastard (Was there marriage between Mary and God?) joined together in holiness and terrigenous via crucis with Lucia.

2. "In the Eye of the Padrón obfuscations"

So entered in the Register by civil ceremony. Register obfuscation is typical of an institution dedicated to enroll, register, denote, designate and avert what is indesign and immeasurable (as in the case of humans) with a joint sad Sound called name, which will have to answer for life and not just end up shaping your personality but it becomes your identity. Also, here is the superlativizado Padrón Father. The eye obfuscations James Joyce, father of Lucia, refer to progressive blindness. Blindness in a human sense and in a literal sense. Joyce was the fear of transmitting their lack of vision to their children, so called Lucia, so the name became a sort of talisman of light that move away the darkness of the eyes of her firstborn. Blindness in the human sense refers to the inability of Joyce to alight from their principles, hobbies, trickery or anti-Catholic bigotry characteristic of all ex-Jesuit, even to the entreaties of his close.



Before making bastards refuse to marry their children, Joyce had refused to pray for his dying mother before the desperate pleas of this. Even the iconoclastic anticlerical censored Joyce always such a lack of humanity (or vision of humanity) and the same Joyce was visited by the ghost of his sad mother on numerous occasions and remembered the sad event all his life with regret and guilt .


3. "Rebabatizada Asombrosalviaje"

Twice Joyce intervened in the appointment of his daughter. He chose his name and his nickname. The first time was guided by his fantasies and superstitions, the second by a desire to alter reality by linguistic games of which escaped even his own daughter. Did not have enough to decide his name once in response to their fears and superstitions, but had to give a second name: Amazing Wilde.


The Amazing Wild Castilian translation also contains a hidden paradógijos myriads of ways. I take the liberty of altering the English version of his name and designation Asombrosalviaje. In Asombrosalviaje find amazing wild as it was known at the Joyce family, and wild amazement that surprisingly fits the clinical description of manic-hebephrenic, it goes through phases of severe depression, catatonic (and you know the face of astonishment of the catatonic ... open mouth, eyes lost in the endless .. etc) and manic phases characterized by shares tips and wild. In Asombrosalviaje also find amazing journey, which is the best way to describe the journey into the depths of the mind of Lucia. The most surprising thing is that we find a cryptogram Also do: ambrosia or vejal.


not too surprising appearance of the name of the food of the gods of Olympus, expected thing while making the gods is eternal language, knowledge transfer their stocks and this was also the food of polígota Lucia. What thrill is that we vejal refers to one song that fits so well with Lucia Joyce.

"the brain and iron are based on your belly vejal, blind go unarmed shield our hearts will know defeat."

rebabatizada Lo is just wordplay joyciano to drool and baptism. In baptism, water as an element of purification and life named head wet as wet with drool joyce testa Lucia incestuous. Baba literally and figuratively. If the slime is a secretion of the language, so is the language somewhat, and consequently the ideas and even more ideas about language. So we are dealing with an incestuous father, kissing and a little slimy secretions also screwing noumenal of his tongue on the head of his daughter. ... Some say that James Joyce was so fascinated by lucia Lucia as the father, considered it a real shining light and kept encrypted communication with her in a secret language of multiple reads like what you read in the Finnegan's wake. Lucia was apparently overcome by own father in the domain of this secret language, but with a high personal cost: hebephrenia. When James Joyce told Jung that Lucia was able to get beyond what he was capable, Jung said: yes, except that in those waters in which you swim, it sinks.



I mention this later in "wherever she wins him nothing in brackish, as Jung asks." So Lucy was rebabatizada twice, she was given twice and in two ways a fictitious identity created by the fable of the father.





4. "On the affinity between the thimble and flatosa Estevanus hedge flower"
Dedal
Estevanus is a deformation of Stephan Dedalus, the protagonist of the portrait of artist as a young (alter ego of James Joyce) and hedge Flower is the name used to refer to james joyce nora barnacle. Lo flatosa what I add reference to those letters racy between the two in which Joyce, something coprophagous, mentions the delight of sound that are for farts that nora released during fornication. It seems that for every envestida Bardo, she let out a short fart sound. Thus the relationship between the parents are largely due to the torment of Lucia, who attached himself to Samuel Beckett Lucy never able to develop his own life story as part of a much better story itself: the legendary story of James Joyce and Nora Barnacle.
5. "Barnacle Joyce was born cross-eyed"

Lucia certainly was not born blind, but cross-eyed. Your inferiority complex strabismus will greatly troubled life his psyche and his ability to relate. The drama of squint is not simpel the aesthetic, not to tell when you talk to us a squint, often do not receive their interperlaciones response. The squint is not aware that the cause of our silence to him is the lack of empathy we feel at one with which it is visually impossible to cross his eyes, so that it becomes sensitive, introverted and self-absorbed, if not depression and schizoid.

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