James Joyce quarterly

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  Año 2014, Vol. 52, Número 1

  • 'Obstructing the thoroughfare': a report on the Dublin James Joyce summer School, 3-9 July 2016

    Niels Caul

    págs. 9-11

    

  • 'Real adventures must be sought abroad': Swedish students encounter Dublin and the Dubliners

    Angelica Granqvist

    págs. 12-16

    

  • Milly Blom as blind spot in "Ulysses"

    Katherine Ryan

    págs. 17-35

    

  • An abode of bliss: Plumtree's potted meat and the allegory of the theologians

    Blake Leland

    págs. 37-53

    

  • The stability of laughter in "A portrait of the artist as a young man" or "Qui est in malo humore, ego aut vos"?

    James Nikopoulos

    págs. 55-74

    

  • 'Ordovico or viricordo': Joyce's road from Newman to Vico

    John D. Schaeffer

    págs. 75-87

    

  • Credible resonance, or believable Euphony in the Joyce "Oeuvres"

    Jefferey Simons

    págs. 89-104

    

  • Reviews and notices of James Joyce in the United States, 1916-1920

    George Monteiro

    págs. 105-128

    

  • With Joyce in Saint Gérand-le-Puy: Maria Jolas's "Joyce en 1939-1940" in translationn

    Neil R. Davison

    págs. 129-156

    

  • Exhuming the monks of mount melleray from "The dead"

    Kieran Quinlan

    págs. 157-164

    

  • A source for the 'most profound sentence' in "A portrait of the artist as a young man"

    Daniel Newman

    págs. 165-168

    

  • Two gallants

    Robert Berry

    págs. 169-179