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Telemachus 0051

Published on January 14, 2013 · 2 Comments · In 01 Telemachus, Reader's Guide, Ulysses "Seen"

Haines has been trying to get Stephen’s Hamlet theory out of him, but Stephen isn’t interested in telling it, and Mulligan is running interference, trying to get at least a pint out of the deal.

Haines’ wants to prove his

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Telemachus 0014

Published on November 28, 2012 · Add Comment · In 01 Telemachus, Joyce Centre Blog, Reader's Guide

(cf. 1922, 5.31 – 6.6; Gabler, 1.100-11)

Stephen has just been accused by Mulligan of performing more than feeling his grief, of being the “loveliest mummer of them all” who prominently wears his mourning for his mother, but who …

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Telemachus 0012

Published on November 26, 2012 · 10 Comments · In 01 Telemachus, Joyce Centre Blog, Reader's Guide

[Cf. 1922 5:20-27, Gabler 1:86-94]

We get an important glimpse of Stephen here, as we learn that he refused to pray for his mother at her deathbed. What kind of a**hole doesn’t obey his dying mother’s wish to pray with …

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Telemachus 0011

Published on November 23, 2012 · 13 Comments · In 01 Telemachus, Reader's Guide

[cf. 1922 5.18, Gabler 1.85]

A moment ago, Mulligan was quoting Swinburne when he referred to the sea as our “great sweet mother.” He’s modulated into George William Russell a/k/a AE, who often referred to nature as the Mighty Mother. …

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Leopold Bloom

Published on April 9, 2009 · 2 Comments · In 04 Calypso, Dramatis Personae

The everyman hero of Ulysses, Joyce’s reworking of Odysseus. Bloom is 38 years old, Hungarian Jewish from his father (Rudolf Virag) and Irish Catholic from his mother (Ellen Higgins). He currently works as an ad canvasser for the newspaper The …

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