James Joyce quarterly

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  Año 2009, Vol. 46, Número 3-4

  • Introduction to "Joyce and physiology"

    Vike Martina Plock

    págs. 431-438

    

  • Joyce after Flaubert: the cuckold as imperfect physician, the writer as physiologist

    Valérie Bénéjam

    págs. 439-454

    

  • Skindeep "Ulyses"

    Ariela Freedman

    págs. 455-468

    

  • Eating and digesting "Lestrygonians": a physiological model of reading

    Aida Yared

    págs. 469-480

    

  • Good vibrations: "Sirens", soundscapes and physiology

    Vike Martina Plock

    págs. 481-496

    

  • Menstruation in "Ulysses"

    Katherine Mullin

    págs. 497-508

    

  • 'The pineal glands aglow': theosophical physiology in "Ulisses"

    Mark Morrisson

    págs. 509-528

    

  • Teh cat's meow: "Ulysses", animals and the veterinary gaze

    David Rando

    págs. 529-544

    

  • Garryowen and the bloody mangy mongrel of Irish modernity

    Sam Slote

    págs. 545-558

    

  • A lead on a dog?

    Jason David Hall

    págs. 579-582

    

  • Booty call!

    Simon Loekle

    págs. 583-584