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Telemachus 0015

Published on November 29, 2012 · 5 Comments · In 01 Telemachus, Joyce Centre Blog, Reader's Guide

[Cf. 1922 6:7-28; Gabler 1:112-134]

Mulligan is fencing with Stephen fairly aggressively here. He is by turns generous and condescending, surprisingly dismissive and admiring, charming and intolerable.

One thing that strikes me on reading this passage is Mulligan’s none-too-subtle playing …

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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 0004

Published on November 14, 2012 · 15 Comments · In 01 Telemachus, Reader's Guide

[cf. Gabler 3:5, 1922 3:5]

Mulligan has come to the top of the tower to shave. There’s light there, and a beautiful view. He associates his morning ritual with a Catholic mass, and summons Stephen Dedalus upstairs to join …

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