James Joyce quarterly

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  Año 2013, Vol. 50, Número 4

  • The legal fictions of James Joyce

    Jonathan Goldman

    págs. 943-950

    

  • 'Nobody owns': "Ulysses", tenancy and property law

    Andrew Gibson

    págs. 951-962

    

  • Dublin, Inc.: Municipal Corporation Reform in 'Ivy day in the Commettee Room'

    Celia Marshik

    págs. 963-976

    

  • 'Pro bono publico': urban space in "Cyclops"

    Robert Brazeau

    págs. 977-990

    

  • The prestige of the law: revisiting obscenity law and judge Woolsey's "Ulysses" decision

    Kevin Birmingham

    págs. 991-1010

    

  • The 'Ulysses" cases ans what they reveal about lawyers and the law

    John Gleeson

    págs. 1011-1026

    

  • Judging Woolsey judging obscenity: elitism, aestheticism and the reasonable libido in the "Ulysses" customs case

    Robert Spoo

    págs. 1027-1050

    

  • Law's contagious whisper: censorhip, courtesy and the legal paratext

    Robert Spoo

    págs. 1069-1078

    

  • 'footnotes nonpareil': "Ulysses", authority, error and annotation

    Jeri Johnson

    págs. 1079-1088