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Telemachus 0010

Published on November 22, 2012 · 11 Comments · In 01 Telemachus, Reader's Guide

[Cf. 1922: 5:2-15; Gabler 1:67-80]Stephen has just been complaining about Haines and his nightmare. Mulliganis changing the topic, staying on his tear about “Hellenization.”Mulligan jokingly suggests that the new art color for Irish poets is “snotgreen.” The color …

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Telemachus 0001

Published on November 12, 2012 · 10 Comments · In 01 Telemachus, Reader's Guide

If you know anything about Ulysses, you might know that it bears a strong family resemblance to Homer’s Odyssey. Joyce transposes elements of the ancient story to one day in the life of Dublin, a warm June day in …

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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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