James Joyce quarterly

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  Año 2014, Vol. 51, Número 2-3

  • 'Holy cow! A Dazibao!': a remenbrance of Simon Loekle

    Carol Kealiher

    págs. 281-283

    

  • A world without Cicci: Rosa Maria Bollettieri Bosinelli, 1940-2016

    Morris Beja

    págs. 284-287

    

  • An untiring scholar and a generous spirit: remembering Joseph A. Kestner

    Robert Spoo

    págs. 288-291

    

  • 'Exiles' in the grey area

    Jonathan Goodwin

    págs. 297-316

    

  • Trouble in Paradise: violence and the Phoenix Park in "Finnegans Wake"

    Alison Lacivita

    págs. 317-332

    

  • Joyce's panarchy: time, ecological resilience and "Finnegans Wake"

    Adam Barrows

    págs. 333-352

    

  • Curating the colony: museums in "Ulysses"

    Julia Panko

    págs. 353-370

    

  • 'Eat it and get all pigsticky': the spinozist body and contagious metaphor in 'Circe'

    Rasheed Tazudeen

    págs. 371-394

    

  • Free indirect style in Joyce's book reviews

    James Horton

    págs. 395-418

    

  • 'And words, they are not in my dictionary: a lexicographical study of James Joyce and the "Oxford English dictionary"

    Natasha Rose Chenier

    págs. 419-436

    

  • An immodest proposal: the Politics of the Portmanteau in "Ulysses"

    Jordan Brower

    págs. 437-454

    

  • New light on lyric XXXVI in Joyce's "Chamber music": the influence of Paul Gregan and James Clarence Mangan

    Martin Connolly

    págs. 455-472

    

  • Revisiting Molly's lovers

    Luca Crispi

    págs. 489-492

    

  • Limping in Edenville

    Patrizia Grimaldi Pizzorno

    págs. 493-498

    

  • Gumshoe Joyce!

    Simon Loekle

    págs. 499-500

    

  • The bloodmiad: a mock heroic epic in eighteen stanzas

    Paul Claes

    págs. 501-508