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* ''Gr'' μαθητης (''mathētēs''): pupil → contest between a pupil and his master?
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* '''mathētēs (μαθητης):''' (''Greek'') pupil → contest between a pupil and his master?
  
* m-m-master: ''master'' said with a stutter?
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* '''math:''' (''Anglo-Saxon'') mow, cut down
  
* MacMaster?
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* '''math:''' (''Sanskrit'') annihilate
  
* mathmaster → overcome in logic, reason and strategy → outwit?
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* '''math:''' (''Hindi'') hut; monastery
  
* mathematics?
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* '''m-m-master:''' ''master'' said with a stutter → in FW [[HCE|HCE's]] stutter is always a sign of his guilt
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* '''MacMaster''' ?
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* '''mathmaster''' → to overcome by means of logic, reason and strategy? → to outwit? (Joyce's coinage)
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* '''mathematics''' ?
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* '''still out to mathmaster''' → Adaline Glasheen discerns an allusion to Dublin's patron saint Laurence O'Toole (his surname in "still") and London's Thomas à Becket (his first name in '''''to m''athmaster''')
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** [http://digicoll.library.wisc.edu/cgi-bin/JoyceColl/JoyceColl-idx?type=turn&id=JoyceColl.GlasheenFinnegans&entity=JoyceColl.GlasheenFinnegans.p0249&isize=L&q1=mathmaster Third Census of Finnegans Wake]
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* '''Professor of Mathematics''': '''Éamon de Valera''', born 1882, professor of mathematics in Dublin colleges including Belvedere; nominal head of the anti-Treaty forces (Baddelaries partisans FW 004.03) during the Irish Civil War

Latest revision as of 08:27, 30 April 2011

  • mathētēs (μαθητης): (Greek) pupil → contest between a pupil and his master?
  • math: (Anglo-Saxon) mow, cut down
  • math: (Sanskrit) annihilate
  • math: (Hindi) hut; monastery
  • m-m-master: master said with a stutter → in FW HCE's stutter is always a sign of his guilt
  • MacMaster ?
  • mathmaster → to overcome by means of logic, reason and strategy? → to outwit? (Joyce's coinage)
  • mathematics ?
  • still out to mathmaster → Adaline Glasheen discerns an allusion to Dublin's patron saint Laurence O'Toole (his surname in "still") and London's Thomas à Becket (his first name in to mathmaster)
  • Professor of Mathematics: Éamon de Valera, born 1882, professor of mathematics in Dublin colleges including Belvedere; nominal head of the anti-Treaty forces (Baddelaries partisans FW 004.03) during the Irish Civil War