Ulysses and Faust: Tradition and Modernism from Homer till the Present

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PART I: Tradition
	1 The Hellenic and Hebraic Traditions
		Section I: – The Historical Background of Ulysses and Faust
		Section II: – Ulysses and Faust after Modernism
	2 Ulysses in Homer, Virgil and Dante
		Section I: – Odysseus and Women
		Section II: – Aeneas and Rome
		Section III: – Ulysses and Death
	3 Ulysses in Shakespeare and Cervantes
		Section I: – The Turmoils and Troubles of the Late Renaissance
		Section II: – Troilus and Cressida as a Problem Play
		Section III: – Don Quixote as the First Novel
		Section IV: – The Novel in Print
	4 Faust in Marlowe and Goethe
		Section I: – Faustus and Faust
		Section II: – Marlowe’s Doctor Faustus
		Section III: – Faust and Paternity
		Section IV: – From Gretchen to the Eternal Feminine
PART II: Modernism
	5 Modernism and Modernist Traditionalism
		Section I: – The Rise of Modernism in the Twentieth Century
		Section II: – The Impact of Modernism on Five Major Authors
	6 Ulysses: Ulysses as Jew
		Section I: – Joyce and Modernism
		Section II: – Ulysses I and Autofiction
		Section III: – Symbolism and Naturalism
		Section IV: – Ulysses II on the Way Out of the Novel
	7 The Waste Land: The Missing Ulysses
		Section I: – A Buried Corpse
		Section II: – A Wife’s Adultery
		Section III: – Horror and Religious Vision
	8 Doctor Faustus: The German Faust
		Section I: – Mann and Modernism
		Section II: – A Serial Composition
		Section III: – Breakthrough and Breakdown
		Section IV: – Mann and Adorno
	9 The Master and Margarita and Doctor Zhivago: The Russian Faust
		Section I: – Approach to and Departure from Modernism
		Section II: – Christ in History
		Section III: – The Work within the Work
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