James Joyce quarterly

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  Año 2011, Vol. 48, Número 2

  • A sculpture of James Joyce's "Ulysses"

    Matthew Picton

    pág. 221

    

  • Joyce and religions: a gradual reawakening of the Irish conscience

    John Paul Riquelme

    págs. 222-223

    

  • In Memoriam Edmund Epstein

    Jeffrey Drouin

    pág. 224

    

  • A note on Edmund Epstein

    John Tytell

    págs. 225-226

    

  • Don't call him "Blazes": Hugh E. Boylan's narrative caricature

    Margot Norris

    págs. 229-249

    

  • 'A great deal of dullness. Then some dirt. Then more dullness': Tom "Tennessee" Williams's 1936 reading of "Ulysses"

    John S. Bak

    págs. 251-263

    

  • Joyce's phoneygraphs: music, mediation and noise unleashed

    Josh Epstein

    págs. 265-289

    

  • Joyce in transit: the "Double star" effect of Ulysses

    Justin Kiczek

    págs. 291-304

    

  • The "United States of Scotia Picta": Scottish literature and history in "Finnegans Wake"

    Richard Barlow

    págs. 305-318

    

  • Current JJ Checklist

    William S. Brockman

    págs. 319-338

    

  • Allusions to "Eveline" in "Finnegans Wake" 1.8

    Jim LeBlanc

    págs. 339-346

    

  • Joyce's "Rib Risible"?

    Dirk Schultze

    págs. 347-350

    

  • 'Poor Penelope. Penelope rich': Sir Philip Sidney's Astrophil and Stella as a Prototype for the Rewriting of the Odysseus Myth in Ulysses

    Dieter Fuchs

    págs. 350-356

    

  • Stephen versus Verses!

    Simon Loekle

    pág. 357

    

  • Who's afraid of James Joyce? by Karen R. Lawrence

    Kimberly J. Devlin

    págs. 359-362

    

  • Modernism and copyright, edited by Paul K. Saint- Amour

    John Gordon

    págs. 362-365

    

  • James Joyce, edited by Sean Latham

    John Gordon

    págs. 365-372

    

  • Public works: infrastructure, Irish Modernism and the Postcolonial, by Michael Rubenstein

    págs. 372-378

    

  • Empire and Pilgrimage in Conrad and Joyce, by Agata Szczeszak-Bbrewer

    John McCourt

    págs. 378-380

    

  • "Ulysses" in Focus: genetic, textual and personal views, by Michael Groden

    Frank C. Manista

    págs. 380-384