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The Irish author James Joyce published his groundbreaking modernist novel Ulysses in 1922, an event that profoundly influenced the course of world literature. SFPL has dozens of books about Joyce's masterpiece, its cultural and historical contexts, and its abiding influence.

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Ulysses

Ulysses

by Joyce, James

eBook - 1992

Ulysses takes place in Dublin on a single day (June 16, 1904) and portrays the thoughts and observations of a Jewish ad salesman named Leopold Bloom, his ...Show more Ulysses takes place in Dublin on a single day (June 16, 1904) and portrays the thoughts and observations of a Jewish ad salesman named Leopold Bloom, his wife Molly, and a young acquaintance, Stephen Dedalus. Since its publication one hundred years ago, Ulysses continues to provoke and inspire readers and writers around the world with its radical innovations in style and structure, its treatment of sexuality, its urbanity, its encyclopedic references to history, literature and myth, its critique of religion, nation and family, its comedy, poetry, and playfully experimental approach to language. Show less

Ulysses takes place in Dublin on a single day (June 16, 1904) and portrays the thoughts and observations of a Jewish ad salesman named Leopold Bloom, his ...Show more Ulysses takes place in Dublin on a single day (June 16, 1904) and portrays the thoughts and observations of a Jewish ad salesman named Leopold Bloom, his wife Molly, and a young acquaintance, Stephen Dedalus. Since its publication one hundred years ago, Ulysses continues to provoke and inspire readers and writers around the world with its radical innovations in style and structure, its treatment of sexuality, its urbanity, its encyclopedic references to history, literature and myth, its critique of religion, nation and family, its comedy, poetry, and playfully experimental approach to language. Show less

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A Portrait of the Artist as A Young Man

A Portrait of the Artist as A Young Man

by Joyce, James

eBook - 2021

Joyce’s early, semi-autobiographical novel portrays the coming of age of an aspiring writer, Stephen Dedalus. The character of Stephen returns in Joyce’s ...Show more Joyce’s early, semi-autobiographical novel portrays the coming of age of an aspiring writer, Stephen Dedalus. The character of Stephen returns in Joyce’s later novel, Ulysses, in which Stephen continues his radical questioning of family, culture and race. Show less

Joyce’s early, semi-autobiographical novel portrays the coming of age of an aspiring writer, Stephen Dedalus. The character of Stephen returns in Joyce’s ...Show more Joyce’s early, semi-autobiographical novel portrays the coming of age of an aspiring writer, Stephen Dedalus. The character of Stephen returns in Joyce’s later novel, Ulysses, in which Stephen continues his radical questioning of family, culture and race. Show less

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Dubliners

Dubliners

by Joyce, James

Book - 1993

Joyce's collection of fifteen short stories, first published in 1914, contains some of the finest stories written in English. Set in Dublin, the book begi...Show more Joyce's collection of fifteen short stories, first published in 1914, contains some of the finest stories written in English. Set in Dublin, the book begins with narratives that depict childhood and adolescence and concludes with the Irish author's subtle and moving tale about married life, "The Dead." Several characters in Joyce's Dubliners reappear in his Ulysses. Show less

Joyce's collection of fifteen short stories, first published in 1914, contains some of the finest stories written in English. Set in Dublin, the book begi...Show more Joyce's collection of fifteen short stories, first published in 1914, contains some of the finest stories written in English. Set in Dublin, the book begins with narratives that depict childhood and adolescence and concludes with the Irish author's subtle and moving tale about married life, "The Dead." Several characters in Joyce's Dubliners reappear in his Ulysses. Show less

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The Guide to James Joyce's Ulysses

The Guide to James Joyce's Ulysses

by Hastings, Patrick

Book - 2022

Patrick Hastings gives readers an entertaining and enlightening tour of James Joyce’s modernist masterpiece Ulysses. Both first-time readers and long-time...Show more Patrick Hastings gives readers an entertaining and enlightening tour of James Joyce’s modernist masterpiece Ulysses. Both first-time readers and long-time admirers of Joyce’s challenging novel will appreciate this guide’s chapter-by-chapter summaries of the novel’s plot, literary allusions and stylistic innovations. Hastings prefaces each of his chapters with map of the locale being discussed and he concludes each chapter with a list of helpful further readings. A select annotated bibliography rounds out this excellent guide. Show less

Patrick Hastings gives readers an entertaining and enlightening tour of James Joyce’s modernist masterpiece Ulysses. Both first-time readers and long-time...Show more Patrick Hastings gives readers an entertaining and enlightening tour of James Joyce’s modernist masterpiece Ulysses. Both first-time readers and long-time admirers of Joyce’s challenging novel will appreciate this guide’s chapter-by-chapter summaries of the novel’s plot, literary allusions and stylistic innovations. Hastings prefaces each of his chapters with map of the locale being discussed and he concludes each chapter with a list of helpful further readings. A select annotated bibliography rounds out this excellent guide. Show less

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Ulysses

Ulysses

A Reader's Odyssey

by Mulhall, Daniel

Book - 2022

Ireland’s ambassador to the United States, Daniel Mulhall, has written a warm, wise and highly enjoyable introduction to James Joyce’s classic modernist n...Show more Ireland’s ambassador to the United States, Daniel Mulhall, has written a warm, wise and highly enjoyable introduction to James Joyce’s classic modernist novel Ulysses. While Joyce’s astonishing novel is quite international in its references and appeal, it is also profoundly Irish. As Mulhall observes, “No other writer managed, or even attempted, such a lavishly forensic portrait of Ireland, and that is why, especially for Irish people, reading Ulysses is an invaluable adventure.” With his deep knowledge of Irish literature and culture and his lifetime of experience with Irish history and politics, Mulhall is the ideal guide to the novel’s Irish settings and characters. Anecdotes about the songs that characters sing and the businesses they visit enliven Mulhall’s text and also demonstrate the amazing degree to which Joyce faithfully recorded his beloved Dublin. Mulhall generously quotes many passages from Ulysses and thereby enables readers to savor Joyce’s uniquely poetic prose. Ulysses: A Reader’s Odyssey is beautifully formatted and includes high quality photographs and a helpful bibliography for readers wanting to learn more. Show less

Ireland’s ambassador to the United States, Daniel Mulhall, has written a warm, wise and highly enjoyable introduction to James Joyce’s classic modernist n...Show more Ireland’s ambassador to the United States, Daniel Mulhall, has written a warm, wise and highly enjoyable introduction to James Joyce’s classic modernist novel Ulysses. While Joyce’s astonishing novel is quite international in its references and appeal, it is also profoundly Irish. As Mulhall observes, “No other writer managed, or even attempted, such a lavishly forensic portrait of Ireland, and that is why, especially for Irish people, reading Ulysses is an invaluable adventure.” With his deep knowledge of Irish literature and culture and his lifetime of experience with Irish history and politics, Mulhall is the ideal guide to the novel’s Irish settings and characters. Anecdotes about the songs that characters sing and the businesses they visit enliven Mulhall’s text and also demonstrate the amazing degree to which Joyce faithfully recorded his beloved Dublin. Mulhall generously quotes many passages from Ulysses and thereby enables readers to savor Joyce’s uniquely poetic prose. Ulysses: A Reader’s Odyssey is beautifully formatted and includes high quality photographs and a helpful bibliography for readers wanting to learn more. Show less

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Ulysses Annotated

Ulysses Annotated

Notes for James Joyce's Ulysses

by Gifford, Don

Book - 1988

This essential resource for readers of Ulysses explains thousands of names, places, and song titles, as well as cultural, political and historical allusions in Joyce's masterpiece. This essential resource for readers of Ulysses explains thousands of names, places, and song titles, as well as cultural, political and historical allusions in Joyce's masterpiece. Show less

This essential resource for readers of Ulysses explains thousands of names, places, and song titles, as well as cultural, political and historical allusions in Joyce's masterpiece. This essential resource for readers of Ulysses explains thousands of names, places, and song titles, as well as cultural, political and historical allusions in Joyce's masterpiece. Show less

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The New Bloomsday Book

The New Bloomsday Book

A Guide Through Ulysses

by Blamires, Harry

Book - 1996

Author Harry Blamires offers a thorough paraphrase of the plot of each episode of Ulysses, as well as a running commentary on each episode's style, symbolism and allusions. The New Bloomsday is one of the best guides to Joyce's complex masterpiece. Author Harry Blamires offers a thorough paraphrase of the plot of each episode of Ulysses, as well as a running commentary on each episode's style, symbolism and allusions. The New Bloomsday is one of the best guides to Joyce's complex masterpiece. Show less

Author Harry Blamires offers a thorough paraphrase of the plot of each episode of Ulysses, as well as a running commentary on each episode's style, symbolism and allusions. The New Bloomsday is one of the best guides to Joyce's complex masterpiece. Author Harry Blamires offers a thorough paraphrase of the plot of each episode of Ulysses, as well as a running commentary on each episode's style, symbolism and allusions. The New Bloomsday is one of the best guides to Joyce's complex masterpiece. Show less

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The Most Dangerous Book

The Most Dangerous Book

The Battle for James Joyce's Ulysses

by Birmingham, Kevin

Book - 2014

"An engrossing narrative of Joyce's development as a writer; his relationship with his partner, Nora Barnacle; his battles with censorship; and Random House's victory in the trial that finally lifted the ban on Ulysses." -- Patrick Hastings "An engrossing narrative of Joyce's development as a writer; his relationship with his partner, Nora Barnacle; his battles with censorship; and Random House's victory in the trial that finally lifted the ban on Ulysses." -- Patrick Hastings Show less

"An engrossing narrative of Joyce's development as a writer; his relationship with his partner, Nora Barnacle; his battles with censorship; and Random House's victory in the trial that finally lifted the ban on Ulysses." -- Patrick Hastings "An engrossing narrative of Joyce's development as a writer; his relationship with his partner, Nora Barnacle; his battles with censorship; and Random House's victory in the trial that finally lifted the ban on Ulysses." -- Patrick Hastings Show less

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Ulysses and Us

Ulysses and Us

The Art of Everyday Life in Joyce's Masterpiece

by Kiberd, Declan

Book - 2009

Renowned Irish critic Kiberd discusses Ulysses in a uniquely entertaining and accessible fashion. Kiberd ponders Joyce's marvelous depictions of the simple pleasures of living, such things as walking, thinking, reading, wandering and loving. Renowned Irish critic Kiberd discusses Ulysses in a uniquely entertaining and accessible fashion. Kiberd ponders Joyce's marvelous depictions of the simple pleasures of living, such things as walking, thinking, reading, wandering and loving. Show less

Renowned Irish critic Kiberd discusses Ulysses in a uniquely entertaining and accessible fashion. Kiberd ponders Joyce's marvelous depictions of the simple pleasures of living, such things as walking, thinking, reading, wandering and loving. Renowned Irish critic Kiberd discusses Ulysses in a uniquely entertaining and accessible fashion. Kiberd ponders Joyce's marvelous depictions of the simple pleasures of living, such things as walking, thinking, reading, wandering and loving. Show less

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Ulysses, by James Joyce

Ulysses, by James Joyce

[facsimile of Notes, Manuscripts, Drafts, Typescripts Etc.]

by Joyce, James

eBook - 2018

A bare-bones, searchable digital copy of Joyce's novel. A bare-bones, searchable digital copy of Joyce's novel. Show less

A bare-bones, searchable digital copy of Joyce's novel. A bare-bones, searchable digital copy of Joyce's novel. Show less

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Ulysses by Numbers

Ulysses by Numbers

by Bulson, Eric

eBook - 2020

Irish author James Joyce’s groundbreaking novel Ulysses was published one hundred years ago, in 1922. Since that time hundreds, if not thousands, of books...Show more Irish author James Joyce’s groundbreaking novel Ulysses was published one hundred years ago, in 1922. Since that time hundreds, if not thousands, of books have been written that attempt to explain Joyce’s overwhelming masterpiece or to shed light on at least some part of it. What more could possibly be said about this much studied work? A lot more, Eric Bulson convincingly argues in his virtuosic, number-obsessed examination of Ulysses. Other critics have noted that Joyce’s novel is full of numbers, but no critic before Bulson has ever attempted to interpret every parameter of the novel—its structure, design, durations, characters, locations, organizations, pages, and meanings conscious and unconscious—through the prism of number. Bulson’s critical tour de force employs various methods and techniques, including Hebrew numerology, complex computational analyses, and the graphic display of information. The resulting book is an insightful and creative reading enhanced by the latest tools of our information age. Moreover, Bulson’s engaging style makes this provocative and informative book a delight to read. Show less

Irish author James Joyce’s groundbreaking novel Ulysses was published one hundred years ago, in 1922. Since that time hundreds, if not thousands, of books...Show more Irish author James Joyce’s groundbreaking novel Ulysses was published one hundred years ago, in 1922. Since that time hundreds, if not thousands, of books have been written that attempt to explain Joyce’s overwhelming masterpiece or to shed light on at least some part of it. What more could possibly be said about this much studied work? A lot more, Eric Bulson convincingly argues in his virtuosic, number-obsessed examination of Ulysses. Other critics have noted that Joyce’s novel is full of numbers, but no critic before Bulson has ever attempted to interpret every parameter of the novel—its structure, design, durations, characters, locations, organizations, pages, and meanings conscious and unconscious—through the prism of number. Bulson’s critical tour de force employs various methods and techniques, including Hebrew numerology, complex computational analyses, and the graphic display of information. The resulting book is an insightful and creative reading enhanced by the latest tools of our information age. Moreover, Bulson’s engaging style makes this provocative and informative book a delight to read. Show less

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James Joyce and the Matter of Paris

James Joyce and the Matter of Paris

by Flynn, Catherine

Book - 2019

Catherine Flynn’s book explores the significant influence that French literature, culture and geography exerted on Joyce’s literary imagination and situates Joyce’s writings at the center of emerging Modernist aesthetic and political tendencies. Catherine Flynn’s book explores the significant influence that French literature, culture and geography exerted on Joyce’s literary imagination and situates Joyce’s writings at the center of emerging Modernist aesthetic and political tendencies. Show less

Catherine Flynn’s book explores the significant influence that French literature, culture and geography exerted on Joyce’s literary imagination and situates Joyce’s writings at the center of emerging Modernist aesthetic and political tendencies. Catherine Flynn’s book explores the significant influence that French literature, culture and geography exerted on Joyce’s literary imagination and situates Joyce’s writings at the center of emerging Modernist aesthetic and political tendencies. Show less

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A Reader's Guide to James Joyce

A Reader's Guide to James Joyce

by Tindall, William York

Book - 1995

This book is an excellent guide to Joyce's major prose works. Tindall's insightful discussion of Ulysses summarizes the plot and interprets the themes of each one of the novel's episodes. This book is an excellent guide to Joyce's major prose works. Tindall's insightful discussion of Ulysses summarizes the plot and interprets the themes of each one of the novel's episodes. Show less

This book is an excellent guide to Joyce's major prose works. Tindall's insightful discussion of Ulysses summarizes the plot and interprets the themes of each one of the novel's episodes. This book is an excellent guide to Joyce's major prose works. Tindall's insightful discussion of Ulysses summarizes the plot and interprets the themes of each one of the novel's episodes. Show less

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Ulysses Unbound

Ulysses Unbound

A Reader's Companion to James Joyce's Ulysses

by Killeen, Terence

Book - 2018

This popular guide to Ulysses provides plot summaries for each of the novel’s eighteen chapters and discusses its principal themes and characters, its Homeric correspondences, and Joyce’s great variety of writing styles. This popular guide to Ulysses provides plot summaries for each of the novel’s eighteen chapters and discusses its principal themes and characters, its Homeric correspondences, and Joyce’s great variety of writing styles. Show less

This popular guide to Ulysses provides plot summaries for each of the novel’s eighteen chapters and discusses its principal themes and characters, its Homeric correspondences, and Joyce’s great variety of writing styles. This popular guide to Ulysses provides plot summaries for each of the novel’s eighteen chapters and discusses its principal themes and characters, its Homeric correspondences, and Joyce’s great variety of writing styles. Show less

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The Cambridge Companion to James Joyce

The Cambridge Companion to James Joyce

Book - 1990

This book is an excellent introduction to writings by and about Joyce. The book includes a 30-page section on Ulysses, as well as essays on "Joyce th...Show more This book is an excellent introduction to writings by and about Joyce. The book includes a 30-page section on Ulysses, as well as essays on "Joyce the Irishman, " "Joyce and feminism," and "Joyce, modernism, and post-modernism." Show less

This book is an excellent introduction to writings by and about Joyce. The book includes a 30-page section on Ulysses, as well as essays on "Joyce th...Show more This book is an excellent introduction to writings by and about Joyce. The book includes a 30-page section on Ulysses, as well as essays on "Joyce the Irishman, " "Joyce and feminism," and "Joyce, modernism, and post-modernism." Show less

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James Joyce's Ulysses

James Joyce's Ulysses

A Study

by Gilbert, Stuart

Book - 1955

Written with Joyce's approval and assistance, Stuart Gilbert's influential exegesis of Ulysses offers unique insights into how Joyce wished his novel to be understood. Written with Joyce's approval and assistance, Stuart Gilbert's influential exegesis of Ulysses offers unique insights into how Joyce wished his novel to be understood. Show less

Written with Joyce's approval and assistance, Stuart Gilbert's influential exegesis of Ulysses offers unique insights into how Joyce wished his novel to be understood. Written with Joyce's approval and assistance, Stuart Gilbert's influential exegesis of Ulysses offers unique insights into how Joyce wished his novel to be understood. Show less

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Ulysses on the Liffey

Ulysses on the Liffey

by Ellmann, Richard

Book - 1978

"A canonical work of scholarly interpretation that offers commentary on each episode of the novel and provides a useful conceptual framework for understanding the structures and intratextual resonances in Ulysses." -- Patrick Hastings "A canonical work of scholarly interpretation that offers commentary on each episode of the novel and provides a useful conceptual framework for understanding the structures and intratextual resonances in Ulysses." -- Patrick Hastings Show less

"A canonical work of scholarly interpretation that offers commentary on each episode of the novel and provides a useful conceptual framework for understanding the structures and intratextual resonances in Ulysses." -- Patrick Hastings "A canonical work of scholarly interpretation that offers commentary on each episode of the novel and provides a useful conceptual framework for understanding the structures and intratextual resonances in Ulysses." -- Patrick Hastings Show less

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James Joyce's Odyssey

James Joyce's Odyssey

A Guide to the Dublin of Ulysses

by Delaney, Frank

Book - 1982

The eighteen chapters of this book guide readers through the various Dublin locales described in the eighteen chapters of Ulysses. Author Frank Delaney il...Show more The eighteen chapters of this book guide readers through the various Dublin locales described in the eighteen chapters of Ulysses. Author Frank Delaney illustrates his chapters with marvelous black and white archival photographs of Dublin’s streets, buildings and inhabitants as they appeared in Joyce’s lifetime. Show less

The eighteen chapters of this book guide readers through the various Dublin locales described in the eighteen chapters of Ulysses. Author Frank Delaney il...Show more The eighteen chapters of this book guide readers through the various Dublin locales described in the eighteen chapters of Ulysses. Author Frank Delaney illustrates his chapters with marvelous black and white archival photographs of Dublin’s streets, buildings and inhabitants as they appeared in Joyce’s lifetime. Show less

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The Ulysses Guide

The Ulysses Guide

Tours Through Joyce's Dublin

by Nicholson, Robert

Book - 2002

"Ostensibly, this book guides literary tourists on walking tours through Joyce's Dublin, but it offers considerable insight and compelling conjectures regarding the characters' movements on June 16, 1904." -- Patrick Hastings "Ostensibly, this book guides literary tourists on walking tours through Joyce's Dublin, but it offers considerable insight and compelling conjectures regarding the characters' movements on June 16, 1904." -- Patrick Hastings Show less

"Ostensibly, this book guides literary tourists on walking tours through Joyce's Dublin, but it offers considerable insight and compelling conjectures regarding the characters' movements on June 16, 1904." -- Patrick Hastings "Ostensibly, this book guides literary tourists on walking tours through Joyce's Dublin, but it offers considerable insight and compelling conjectures regarding the characters' movements on June 16, 1904." -- Patrick Hastings Show less

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Joyce's Dublin

Joyce's Dublin

A Walking Guide to Ulysses

by McCarthy, John F.

Book - 1988

This book is a detailed guide to the routes taken by the characters in Ulysses on June 16, 1904. The book provides photographs and maps for each of the of...Show more This book is a detailed guide to the routes taken by the characters in Ulysses on June 16, 1904. The book provides photographs and maps for each of the of episodes of Ulysses, and it concludes with a map of the places in Gibralter that Molly mentions in her final monologue. Show less

This book is a detailed guide to the routes taken by the characters in Ulysses on June 16, 1904. The book provides photographs and maps for each of the of...Show more This book is a detailed guide to the routes taken by the characters in Ulysses on June 16, 1904. The book provides photographs and maps for each of the of episodes of Ulysses, and it concludes with a map of the places in Gibralter that Molly mentions in her final monologue. Show less

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Joyce's Ulysses

Joyce's Ulysses

by Heffernan, James A. W.

Downloadable Audiobook - 2001

An engaging and informative Great Courses series of 24 half-hour lectures on Joyce’s Ulysses, delivered by Dartmouth English professor James Heffernan. An engaging and informative Great Courses series of 24 half-hour lectures on Joyce’s Ulysses, delivered by Dartmouth English professor James Heffernan. Show less

An engaging and informative Great Courses series of 24 half-hour lectures on Joyce’s Ulysses, delivered by Dartmouth English professor James Heffernan. An engaging and informative Great Courses series of 24 half-hour lectures on Joyce’s Ulysses, delivered by Dartmouth English professor James Heffernan. Show less

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Joyce's Ulysses for Everyone

Joyce's Ulysses for Everyone

Or How to Skip Reading It the First Time

by Mood, John J. L.

eBook - 2004

John Mood’s guide to Ulysses is extremely concise, but is well written and full of wit and insight as well as chapter summaries, quotations, plot diagrams, and lists of characters and recurring words and phrases. A useful reference. John Mood’s guide to Ulysses is extremely concise, but is well written and full of wit and insight as well as chapter summaries, quotations, plot diagrams, and lists of characters and recurring words and phrases. A useful reference. Show less

John Mood’s guide to Ulysses is extremely concise, but is well written and full of wit and insight as well as chapter summaries, quotations, plot diagrams, and lists of characters and recurring words and phrases. A useful reference. John Mood’s guide to Ulysses is extremely concise, but is well written and full of wit and insight as well as chapter summaries, quotations, plot diagrams, and lists of characters and recurring words and phrases. A useful reference. Show less

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James Joyce

James Joyce

A Very Short Introduction

by MacCabe, Colin

Downloadable Audiobook - 2022

Colin MacCabe’s audio introduction to Joyce, delivered in seven chapters over five hours and narrated expertly by Stewart Crank, provides an enormous amou...Show more Colin MacCabe’s audio introduction to Joyce, delivered in seven chapters over five hours and narrated expertly by Stewart Crank, provides an enormous amount of biographical and historical context to its fascinating discussion of Joyce’s life and works. Show less

Colin MacCabe’s audio introduction to Joyce, delivered in seven chapters over five hours and narrated expertly by Stewart Crank, provides an enormous amou...Show more Colin MacCabe’s audio introduction to Joyce, delivered in seven chapters over five hours and narrated expertly by Stewart Crank, provides an enormous amount of biographical and historical context to its fascinating discussion of Joyce’s life and works. Show less

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James Joyce Ulysses

James Joyce Ulysses

by Sherry, Vincent B.

Book - 1994

Sherry's book is an insightful and elegant reading of Ulysses that focuses on Joyce's linguistic inventiveness and on his novel's relation to its epic poetry model. Sherry's book is an insightful and elegant reading of Ulysses that focuses on Joyce's linguistic inventiveness and on his novel's relation to its epic poetry model. Show less

Sherry's book is an insightful and elegant reading of Ulysses that focuses on Joyce's linguistic inventiveness and on his novel's relation to its epic poetry model. Sherry's book is an insightful and elegant reading of Ulysses that focuses on Joyce's linguistic inventiveness and on his novel's relation to its epic poetry model. Show less

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Yes I Said Yes I Will Yes

Yes I Said Yes I Will Yes

A Celebration of James Joyce, Ulysses, and 100 Years of Bloomsday

Book - 2004

A hugely entertaining collection of critical appraisals of Ulysses, from the words of William Butler Yeats, "It is an entirely new thing. . . . He ha...Show more A hugely entertaining collection of critical appraisals of Ulysses, from the words of William Butler Yeats, "It is an entirely new thing. . . . He has certainly surpassed in intensity any novelist of our time,” to Virginia Woolf's comment, “Never did I read such tosh,” and the title of a Tennessee Williams term paper, “Why Ulysses is Boring.” This slender volume, edited by Nola Tully, includes excellent photographs, bibliographies and appendices. Show less

A hugely entertaining collection of critical appraisals of Ulysses, from the words of William Butler Yeats, "It is an entirely new thing. . . . He ha...Show more A hugely entertaining collection of critical appraisals of Ulysses, from the words of William Butler Yeats, "It is an entirely new thing. . . . He has certainly surpassed in intensity any novelist of our time,” to Virginia Woolf's comment, “Never did I read such tosh,” and the title of a Tennessee Williams term paper, “Why Ulysses is Boring.” This slender volume, edited by Nola Tully, includes excellent photographs, bibliographies and appendices. Show less

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