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Volume 41, Number 4


PERSPECTIVES

Why Public Performances of James Joyce’s Works Are Not a Thing of the Past
Robert Spoo

Beer and Roaming in Prague: A Report on the Annual Conference of the International Association for the Study of Irish Literature, Charles University, 24-28 July 2005
Mark A. Wollaeger


ARTICLES

Solar Patriot: Oliver St. John Gogarty in Ulysses
John Noel Turner and Marc A. Mamigonian

Catechistics, or, Where Was Moses When the Candle Went Out?: Q, A, and Hospitality in “Ithaca”
Tony Thwaites

The Ass and the Four: Oppositional Figures for the Reader in Finnegans Wake
Anne L. Cavender

Unfacts and Evidencegivers: Rumor, Population, and History in Finnegans Wake
Janine M. Utell

Joyce, Lyotard, and Art as Damnation
Sheldon Brivic

Selling “Work in Progress”
Stephen John Dilks

Joyce’s Merrimanic Heroine: Molly vs. Bloom in Midnight Court
James A. W. Heffernan

“What the Thunder Says”: Primitivism, Vico, Molly Bloom
Robert Hurd


CURRENT JJ CHECKLIST (96)
William S. Brockman


NOTES

A Soporific Note on the Harp in Joyce’s “Two Gallants”
Steven Doloff

The Source of Hell: Professor Pokorny of Vienna in Ulysses
Pól Ó Dochartaigh

A Brief Commentary on “The Source of Hell: Professor Pokorny of Vienna in Ulysses
Fritz Senn

Who Is “He”?
Sienna Parulis-Cook

ENTERTAINMENTS

Talking of Dreams
Gerald Dawe

Corrigenda: For “Stately plump...” to “yes I will Yes” read:
Ross G. Arthur

“Buck Up!”
Simon Loekle

REVIEW ESSAY

Introducing Modernism
Jesse Matz

REVIEWS

Joyce’s Revenge: History, Politics, and Aesthetics in “Ulysses” by Andrew Gibson
James Fairhall

James Joyce’s “A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man”: A Casebook, edited by Mark A. Wollaeger
R. Brandon Kershner

James Joyce’s “Ulysses”: A Casebook, edited by Derek Attridge
Moshe Gold

Joyce Studies in Italy 7: The Benstock Library as a Mirror of Joyce, edited by Rosa Maria Bosinelli and Franca Ruggieri
Laura Pelaschiar

European Joyce Studies 15: Cultural Studies of James Joyce, edited by R. Brandon Kershner
Adrian Peever

“Joyce in Art,” curated by Christa-Maria Lerm Hayes and Patrick T. Murphy
Anthony Downey

Ireland’s Others: Ethnicity and Gender in Contemporary Irish Literature and Culture, by Elizabeth Butler Cullingford
John McCourt

Exile, Emigration, and Irish Writing, by Patrick Ward
Sean P. Murphy

Modernism, Ireland, and the Erotics of Memory, by Nicholas Andrew Miller
Enda Duffy

Violence and Modernism: Ibsen, Joyce, and Woolf, by William A. Johnsen
Lee A. Jacobus

Proust, Mann, Joyce in the Modernist Context, by Gerald Gillespie
Cyraina Johnson-Roullier

Physiology and the Literary Imagination: Romantic to Modern, by John Gordon
Hermione de Almeida

Wyndham Lewis and Expressionism, by Sheila Watson
Tyrus Miller


LETTER


Sandra Tropp, Dan Dervin, Sheldon Brivic, the International James Joyce Foundation



Volume 41, Number 3

PERSPECTIVES

“Return to Ithaca”: A Report on the 2005 North American Joyce Conference, Cornell University, 14-18 June 2005
David G. Wright

The 2005 North American James Joyce Conference, Cornell University, 14-18 June 2005: A Return to Ithaca
Jeff Drouin

“the grandest gloriaspanquost universal howldmoutherhibbert lectures”: A Report on the Ninth Annual Trieste Joyce Summer School
Eli Z. Lassman


ARTICLES

Who “Curls Up” with Ulysses? A Study of Non-Conscripted Readers of Joyce
Frances Devlin-Glass

Joyce, Irish Paralysis, and Cultural Nationalist Anticlericalism
Douglas Kanter

Secrets of Szombathely: The H.E.L.Y.’S Sandwichmen and Irish Citizenship
Barry McCrea

Foreign Music: Linguistic Estrangement in “Proteus” and “Sirens”
Juliette Taylor

“How Do You Sniff?”: Havelock Ellis and Olfactory Representation in “Nausicaa”
Hugh Davis

“Dividends and Divisors Ever Diminishing”: Joyce’s Use of Mathematics in “Ithaca”
Michael Livingston

How a Great Daily Organ Is Turned Out: “Aeolus,” Techne, and the Recording of Ulysses
Eric D. Smith

Justice for the “Illstarred Punster”: Samuel Beckett and Alfred Péron’s Revisions of “Anna Lyvia Pluraself”
Megan M. Quigley


CURRENT JJ CHECKLIST (95)

William S. Brockman

NOTES

Confessions of a Wakefiend: Bibliomantic Readings in Finnegans Wake
John A. Snyder

Notes for Ulysses
Ian MacArthur

Who Am I?
Thomas E. Stazyk

“Doctoring Joyce!”
Simon Loekle


REVIEWS

Suspicious Readings of Joyce’s “Dubliners,” by Margot Norris
Derek Attridge

Dubliners’ Dozen: The Games Narrators Play, by Gerald Doherty
Jim LeBlanc

James Joyce and Victims: Reading the Logic of Exclusion, by Sean Murphy
Marian Eide

James Joyce, by Jörg W. Rademacher, with illustrations by Stephan Frede
Wolfgang Wicht

Knowledge of Things Human and Divine: Vico’s “New Science” and “Finnegans Wake,” by Donald Phillip Verene
Anne L. Cavender

Technē: James Joyce, Hypertext, and Technology, by Louis Armand
Donald F. Theall

The Idea of a Nation, by Arthur Clery, edited by Patrick Maume
Cóilín Owens

The Real Trial of Oscar Wilde: The First Uncensored Transcript of the Trial of Oscar Wilde vs. John Douglas (Marquess of Queensbury), 1895
, by Merlin Holland
Jonathan E. Goldman

Am I a Snob? Modernism and the Novel, by Sean Latham
Ann Ardis

The Aesthetics of Chaos: Nonlinear Thinking and Contemporary Literary Criticism, by Michael Patrick Gillespie
Frank C. Manista

Memory in Literature: From Rousseau to Neuroscience, by Suzanne Nalbantian
Stephen J. Burn

Inauthentic: The Anxiety Over Culture and Identity, by Vincent Cheng
Neil R. Davison

Encyclopedia of Literary Modernism, edited by Paul Poplawski
Thomas M. Catania

Bloemsdag, by Erik Bindervoet and Robbert-Jan Henkes,
Bloomsday. Gids Door Dublin en “Ulysses” van James Joyce, by Kees Tamboer
Jack van der Weide


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