"Финнеганс Уэйк" (Finnegans Wake) is a novel by Джеймс Джойс published in 1939. It is known for its complex narrative style and innovative use of language, blending various languages and literary forms. The story unfolds in a dream-like manner, focusing on the life of Гарри Хумпти and his family, exploring themes of history, identity, and the cyclical nature of time. The book is often considered one of the most challenging works of modernist literature. Its unique structure and dense prose have led to diverse interpretations, making it a subject of extensive literary analysis. Readers often find it rewarding to engage with its rich symbolism and intricate wordplay.