James Joyce quarterly

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  Año 2002, Vol. 39, Número 4

  • RAISING THE WIND: 1635

    Sean Latham

    pág. 629

    

  • Lightning Becomes Electra: Violence, Inspiration, and Lucia Joyce in Finnegans Wake

    Finn Fordham

    pág. 655

    

  • Why Bloom Is Not Frum, or Jewishness and Postcolonialism in Ulysses: 1639

    Neil R. Davidson

    pág. 679

    

  • Besteglyster and Bradleyism: Stephen Dedalus's Postcolonial Response to English Criticism

    John P. McCombe

    pág. 717

    

  • 'Concordances' of Utter Chaos Post Rem: A Portrait of James Joyce as a Chapter in German Literary History

    Robert Weninger

    pág. 735

    

  • Distance from Etiological Sites in the "Calypso" Episode of Ulysses: 89

    Lorne Mook

    pág. 775

    

  • CURRENT JJ CHECKLIST (91): 1768

    William S. Brockman

    pág. 787

    

  • Joyce, Minstrels, and Mimes: 308

    Zack Bowen

    pág. 813

    

  • Breakfast Anytime: 1398

    Patrick Mccaughey

    pág. 819

    

  • Bloom at Woodstock: (Henry) Flower Power

    John Gordon

    pág. 821

    

  • The Prankquean, She Rain, Rain, Rain: 1220

    Faith Steinberg

    pág. 829

    

  • Obscured Origins of Imputed Obscenity: On the Background of a Creative Misreading

    Wilhelm Füger

    pág. 836

    

  • James Joyce in London: Peter Ackroyd's Hawksmoor

    Morton P. Levitt

    pág. 840

    

  • Sweets of Sin: 1104

    pág. 845