James Joyce quarterly

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  Año 2011, Vol. 48, Número 3

  • "Ulysses" becomes Electra: electric energy in Joyce's novel

    Enda Duffy

    págs. 407-424

    

  • "Cyclops", censorship and Joyce's monster audiences

    págs. 425-444

    

  • What is haunting "Dubliners"?

    Francis O'Groman

    págs. 445-456

    

  • Bitter milk: Joyce's shem nursed hysterically

    Shelly Brivic

    págs. 457-476

    

  • The Stephen Dedalus blues: travel, trains and a blues sensibility in "A portrait of the artist as a young man"

    John P. McCombe

    págs. 477-494

    

  • Joyce, Coleridge and the Eastern aesthetic

    Brad Bannon

    págs. 495-510

    

  • A new historicist look at Joyce's "Eveline" and Argentina in the Early 1900s

    Laura Barberan Reinares

    págs. 529-533

    

  • A second emendation to the Joycean canon: "L'air majestueux": Joyce and the new emperor of the Sahara

    Terence Matthews

    págs. 534-542

    

  • Tour two!

    Simon Loekle

    págs. 543-544