person
also known as Eckley
The Joyce scholar Bob turns to for readings of Finnegans Wake that most Joyceans don't carry — his authority for reading the Victorian reformer W.T. Stead as a model for Humphrey Chimpden Earwicker. Start with dialogue 42 for the Stead connection.
Across the dialogues
42
Enters as the Finnegans Wake scholar behind Bob's Stead-as-HCE reading — the source that sees W.T. Stead as a character reference for Humphrey Chimpden Earwicker
Eckley's books on Finnegans Wake are Bob's authority for reading the reformer W.T. Stead — "Joyce's hero" — as a character reference for HCE.
"and there's Grace Eckley's books on Finnegans Wake, sees Stead as a major character reference for HCE,"
Connections
connects toFinnegans Wake
Joyce scholar whose books on Finnegans Wake supply Bob's reading of W.T. Stead as a model for HCE.