Papers on Joyce

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  Año 2006, Número 12

  • Best the mythographer, dinneen the lexicographer: muted nationalism in "Scylla and Charybdis"

    William Sayers

    págs. 7-24

    

  • From iconophagy to anthropophagy: cannibalising images in "Ulysses"

    Benigno del Río Molina

    págs. 25-44

    

  • Movement and identity in "Cyclops": reevaluating "Ulysses's" correspondence to its homeric urtext

    Amanda Sigler

    págs. 45-62

    

  • "Reading it for ourselves": dialogical implication in Joyce's "Exiles"

    John Hobbs

    págs. 63-84

    

  • Richard Ford's "Gatherings from Spain" and Joyce: a possible source for some spanish words in "Ulysses"

    Rafael I. García León

    págs. 85-92

    

  • Inked characters never fading

    Reet Sool

    págs. 93-102

    

  • The gift of negativity: the theme of love in James Joyce's "Exiles"

    Benjamin Boysen

    págs. 103-122

    

  • Addendum: on a frankly political note

    Archie K. Loss

    págs. 123-126