James Joyce quarterly

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  Año 2009, Vol. 46, Número 2

  • Britain's wild West: Joyce's encounter with the 'Apache chief'

    Greg Winston

    págs. 219-238

    

  • "Cochise the Apache chief" (with an introduction by Greg Winston)

    Paul Herring

    págs. 239-254

    

  • How Joyce acquired the 'Stale smut of Clubmen': "Photo bits" in the Early Twentieth Century

    Jennifer Levin

    págs. 255-268

    

  • Hearing Joyce spoken: the phonograph recordings of "Aeolus" and "Anna Livia Plurabelle" as audiotexts

    Adrian Curtin

    págs. 269-284

    

  • An obsession with plenitude: the aesthetics of hoarding in "Finnegans wake"

    Patrick Moran

    págs. 285-304

    

  • Waking the king: faction and fission in "Finnegans wake"

    Roy Benjamin

    págs. 305-320

    

  • 'Our day at Triv and quad': John Ruskin and the liberal arts in "Finnegans wake" II.2

    Christopher Eagle

    págs. 321-360

    

  • "Finnegans wake", the dating game

    Peter Reichenberg

    págs. 362-366