Multiple Joyce
elizabeth graham maddenReading and interpreting the works of THE GREAT ARTIFICER, JAMES JOYCE. Close, slow readings of Dubliners, A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man and Ulysses.
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The Precarious Status of The Dublin Middle Class in 1904
Portrait of John Stanislaus Joyce, the model for Simon Dedalus in Ulysses
A Shrivelled Potato and a Bar of Lemon Soap: Retrospective Arrangement and Self-Referentiality in Ulysses
James Joyce’s Ulysses is less a linear narrative and more a massive, self-correcting machine. To read it is to engage in a literary scavenger hunt, where the prize is a deeper understanding of how memory and language construct our reality.
Parallels in ULYSSES : Episodes 1-6
James Joyce’s Ulysses is built upon a foundation of intricate symmetries. The first six episodes are specifically designed as two mirroring triads: the Telemachiad (Episodes 1–3), which focuses on Stephen Dedalus, and the first half of the ...
THE DYNAMICS OF POWER AND STATUS IN THE HADES EPISODE
In the “Hades” episode of James Joyce’s Ulysses, the carriage ride to Glasnevin Cemetery serves as a microcosm of Dublin’s social hierarchy. While the four men—Leopold Bloom, Simon Dedalus, Martin Cunningham, and Jack Power—are ostensibly p...
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I am a Bibliophile and Joycean enthusiast/scholar, sharing articles that offer detailed explorations of Joyce's Works. Former educator, theatre practitioner and lifelong student of Literature and Drama.
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