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Where Has Your Copy of Ulysses Been?
Reading Ulysses (U) with the James Joyce Reading Circle
(U) Episode 1: “Telemachus” ~pp 1-24.
(U) Episode 2: “Nestor” ~pp 25-37.
(U) Episode 3: “Proteus,” ~pp 37-51.
(U) Episode 4: “Calypso,”~pp 54-69.
(U) Episode 5: “The Lotus Eaters,” ~pp 70-85.
(U) Episode 6: “Hades,” ~pp 86-114.
(U) Episode 6 Hades: An “Original” Sonnet, “Will You Reduce Paddy to a Lump of Clay? (With help from WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE)”
(U) Episode 7: “Aeolus,” ~pp 115-148.
(U) Episode 8: “Lestrygonians,” ~pp 149-181.
(U) Episode 9: “Scylla and Charybdis,” ~pp 182-215.
(U) Episode 10: “Wandering Rocks,” ~pp 216-251.
(U) Episode 11: “Sirens,” ~pp 252-286.
(U) Episode 12: “Cyclops,” ~pp. 287-339.
(U) Episode 13: “Nausicaa,” ~pp. 340-376.
(U) Episode 14: “Oxen of the Sun,” ~pp. 377-421.
(U) Episode 15: “Circe,” ~pp. 422-593.
(U) Episode 16: “Eumaeus” ~pp. 596-649
(U) Episode 17: “Ithaca” ~pp. 650-722
(U) Episode 18: “Penelope,” ~pp 723-783.
Post Script
About Giacomo Joyce (GJ)
(GJ) Canto I (p.1, ll. 1-10).
(GJ) Canto II (p.1, ll.21-27).
(GJ) Cantos III-IV (pp. 1- 2, ll. 31-35, 1-2).
(GJ) Canto V (p.2, ll.6-8).
(GJ) Canto VI (p. 2, ll. 12-18).
(GJ) Canto VII (p.3, ll. 1-2).
(GJ) Cantos VIII-IX (p.3, ll. 8-31).
(GJ) Canto X (p 4, ll 6-12).
(GJ) Canto XI (p. 4, ll 16-20).
(GJ) Canto XII (p.5, ll. 1-10).
(GJ) Canto XIII (p.5, l. 18).
(GJ) Canto XIV (p.5, l. 35).
(GJ) Canto XV (p.6, ll. 1-4).
(GJ) Canto XVI, (p.6, ll.12-15).
(GJ) Canto XVII (p.6, ll. 20-27).
(GJ) Canto XVIII (p.7, ll. 1-13).
(GJ) Canto XIX (p.7, ll. 24-28).
(GC) Cantos XX, XXI (p. 8, ll. 1-2, 10-17).
(GJ) Canto XXII (p.8, ll. 29-36).
(GJ) Cantos XXIII, XXIV (p.9, ll 1-6, 9).
(GJ) Canto XXV (p.9, ll. 12-14).
(GJ) Canto XXVI (p.9, ll. 21-31).
(GJ) Canto XXVII (p.10, ll. 1-18).
(GJ) Canto XXVIII (p.10, ll. 22-27).
(GJ) Canto IXXX (p. 11, ll. 1-9).
(GJ) Cantos XXX-XXXI (p.11, ll. 13-19, 22-26).
(GJ) Canto XXXII (p. 11, ll. 29-34).
(GJ) Canto XXXIII (p.12, ll. 1-4).
(GJ) Canto XXXIV (p.12, ll. 7-12).
(GJ) Canto XXXV (p.12, ll.17-29).
(GJ) Cantos XXXVI-XXXIX (p.13).
(GJ) Canto XL (p.14 ll. 1-3).
(GJ) Canto XLI (p.14, ll. 10-18).
(GJ) Canto XLII (p.15, ll. 1-6).
(GJ) Canto XLIII (p. 15, ll. 8-14).
(GJ)Canto XLIV (p.15, ll. 8-32).
(GJ) Canto XLV (p.16, ll. 1-8).
(GJ) Cantos XLVI-XLVII (p.16, ll.12-16, 20).
(GJ) Cantos XLVIII-XLIX (p.16. ll. 24-27, 31).
Bloomsday Celebrations ’21 around the Globe
Festival Bloomsday Montréal, Academic Panel Number 1
John McCourt: The Origins of Bloomsday.
Casey Lawrence “From Cap and Apron to Bella Cohen: the genetics of vicelike corsets”
Mary Lawton on the Interrelationship of Jame Joyce’s Ulysses and Phineas Fletcher’s Purple Island or The Isle of Man
Omniscientific Joyce 27th Annual Event
“Voice, Knowledge, and Truth” or “Saying Nothing”
“Oxen of the Sun Roundtable” (on Translations)
A Year of Dubliners (D)
(D) about “Clay,” October 31, Samhain When the Dead Roam the Earth
(D) about “A Painful Case,” November
(D)about “A Little Cloud” ~December 1 (“Late Autumn”)
(D) about “The Dead,” January 6
(D) about “Counterparts,” February 16
(D) about “The Boarding House,” March 25, The Feast of the Annunciation
(D) about “Araby,” May 18 the Bazaar of 1894
(D) about “An Encounter,” June 14, anniversary of The Joyce Brothers’ “miching” expedition
(D) about “The Sisters” July 1, The Feast of Christ’s Holy Blood
(D) about “After the Race,” July 2, Anniversary of the Gordon-Bennett Cup Race in Ireland
(D) about “Two Gallants,” August, Month of the Donnybrook Fair
(D) about “Eveline,” October 8
The Flannery O’Corner
A Review of Miss Lonelyhearts: An unlikely comparison of the writings of Nathanael West and Flannery O’Connor
Reviews of Books, Articles, etc.
Across Time, Space, Perspective, and between Languages: A review of Dirce Waltrick do Amarante’s Minha Pequena Irlanda with illustrations by Sérgio Medeiros, edited by Jùlio César Ramos
Joyce Seeing Eye to Eye with Picasso?: A Review of “James Joyce and the Cubist Esthetic.” by JO-ANNA ISAAK
A Review of Nick Sweeney’s A Blue Coast Mystery
The U22 Podcast, Week 3 (Proteus) and Ilaria Susmel’s Contribution
Reviews of Books, Articles, etc.
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