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| Genre/Form: | Aufsatzsammlung Criticism, interpretation, etc |
|---|---|
| Named Person: | James Joyce; James / 1882-1941 / Criticism and interpretation Joyce; James Joyce; James Joyce |
| Material Type: | Internet resource |
| Document Type: | Book, Internet Resource |
| All Authors / Contributors: |
Anne Fogarty |
| ISBN: | 9781906359799 1906359792 |
| OCLC Number: | 919663049 |
| Description: | 346 Seiten : Illustrationen |
| Contents: | Contents: Acknowledgements; List of Plates; Abbreviations; Anne Fogarty: Introduction. Historical Perspectives: Cormac O Grada: Lost in Little Jerusalem: Leopold Bloom and Irish Jewry; Michael Laffan: Bloomsyear: Ireland in 1904; Anne Fogarty: The Memory of the Dead: Joyce and the Shade of Parnell; Adrian Hardiman: Suspecting, Proving, Knowing: Three Cases of Unnatural Death in Joyce's Ulysses; Donal Mccartney: Joyce's UCD. Dublin and Joyce: Joseph Brady: Dublin: A City of Contrasts; Terence Dolan: Joyce: Babble or Babel? Harry White: The Imperium of Music; Conal Hooper: Sport in Ulysses; Terence Killeen: Lee Miller: Photographing Joycean Dublin (1946). Joycean Intertexts: Fran O'Rourke: Joyce and Aristotle; Fritz Senn: In the Arms of the Classics: Meta-Morpheus in 'Eumaeus'; Daragh O'Connell: 'Whorled without aimed': Joyce the Diviner of Vico's Providential Scienza Nuova; James Pribek: Joyce and Newman; Joseph Long: Joyce, Dante, Homer - and Beckett, too; Frank McGuinness: Joyce and Ibsen. Contesting Joyce: Declan Kiberd; Ulysses and Us; Richard Kearney: Epiphanies in Joyce; Christopher Murray: Exiles as an Irish Problem Play; Gerardine Meaney: Joyce in Contemporary Irish Culture and Criticism. |
| Responsibility: | eds.: Anne Fogarty & Fran O'Rourke. |
Reviews
Publisher Synopsis
'The variety of approaches to Joyce in this richly satisfying book are evident when we note how the insights of philosophy, musicology, and literary history and criticism are germane to Joyce studies ... The complex texture of this collection, which showcases UCD as a centre of Joyce studies, is given added strength by Lee Miller's photographs. Shot in 1946 to accompany an article on Joyce in Vogue, by his friend Constantine Curran, these hauntingly capture a good deal of what remained of Joycean Dublin and evoke the ordinary life that Joyce honoured so comprehensively in his writings.'13 June 2015, Terence Brown, The Irish Times 'A new book provides a fascinating investigation of the varied and extensive influences that informed the prose of one of Ireland's literary heroes. In Voices on Joyce, the editors have made an explicit effort to approach Joyce's work from a wide angle, and have thus drawn upon a wide cohort of specialists.' Summer 2015, UCD Today'This book offers enough new research (properly annotated) to pique the most jaded palate, and its fresh insights, particularly into many historical aspects of the Dublin Joyce knew, make it richly rewarding to explore ... scattered through the pages, are thirty examples from a suite of Dublin photographs by the great American photographer, Lee Miller ... I myself have tried to photograph various remnants of Joyce's Dublin; the images here, beautifully composed and balanced, make me wonder why I ever tried.' The Irish Catholic, 17 September 2015 'There are three sections to the book - Dublin and Joyce, Joycean Intertexts, Contesting Joyce - and between them they cover enough topics for everyone to find something of interest. The book is supremely well illustrated with photographs of Dublin taken by Lee Miller in the 1940s.' 4 January 2016, Irish Left Review 'The plurality of voices surrounding the enigma that is Joyce and his oeuvre are meticulously assembled here ... the themes are well-paced, celebrating the diversity of Joyce's readers and the universality of Joyce's work.' Joyce Studies in Italy, 2015 Read more...
