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| − | Lewis Carroll and | + | * '''stutter:''' stammer; a speech impediment characterized by “hesitancy of speech” → in FW [[HCE|HCE’s]] stutter is a sign of his guilt → Lewis Carroll and Charles Stewart Parnell stuttered → Moses was "slow of speech, and of a slow tongue" (Exodus 4:10) |
| − | 'The Stuttering Hand' sounds | + | * '''The Stuttering Hand''' → this sounds like the name of a public house → [[HCE]] is the landlord of a public house → alcohol can lead to the DTs (''delirium tremens'', "the Irish Jig"), one symptom of which is uncontrollable shaking – or physical stuttering → in the ballad [[Finnegan's Wake]], alcohol is responsible for Tim Finnegan's fall and subsequent resurrection |
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| + | * '''Stotter:''' (''German'') stammer | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:26, 21 April 2020
- stutter: stammer; a speech impediment characterized by “hesitancy of speech” → in FW HCE’s stutter is a sign of his guilt → Lewis Carroll and Charles Stewart Parnell stuttered → Moses was "slow of speech, and of a slow tongue" (Exodus 4:10)
- The Stuttering Hand → this sounds like the name of a public house → HCE is the landlord of a public house → alcohol can lead to the DTs (delirium tremens, "the Irish Jig"), one symptom of which is uncontrollable shaking – or physical stuttering → in the ballad Finnegan's Wake, alcohol is responsible for Tim Finnegan's fall and subsequent resurrection
- Stotter: (German) stammer
