James Joyce quarterly

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  Año 2000, Vol. 37, Número 3-4

  • Budgeans was a hunk and other Zurich comprehension

    John Gordon

    págs. 323-327

    

  • Injuries, remedies, moral rights and the public domain

    Robert Spoo

    págs. 333-366

    

  • Judge John M. Woolsey

    John M. Woolsey

    págs. 367-370

    

  • The English players incident: what really happened?

    Conrad L. Rushing

    págs. 371-388

    

  • What did he know and when did he know it: the "Little review", Joyce and "Ulysses"

    David Weir

    págs. 389-412

    

  • The corruption of Gerty Macdowell

    Walter Kendrick

    págs. 413-424

    

  • Arguing about law: cyclopean language

    Fritz Senn

    págs. 425-446

    

  • Privacy and piracy in the Joyce trade: James Joyce and "Le droit moral"

    Carol Shloss

    págs. 447-458

    

  • Soliloquy of Samuel Roth, a paranormal defense

    Paul Saint-Amour

    págs. 459-478

    

  • Sifting through censorship: the British Home Office "Ulysses" files (1922-1936)

    Carmelo Medina Casado

    págs. 479-508

    

  • The mime against "Fecondité": Joyce encodes the "Code de la famille"

    Mary Lowe-Evans

    págs. 509-530