Recent Issues of the JJQ

	Recent Issues: 48.3 and 48.2
48.3 48.2	Raising the Wind Sean Latham ___________________________________________________________________________________________ PERSPECTIVES Bloomsday 2012 at Croton Falls: A Review of “Our First Ever Bloomsday Celebration,” 16 June 2012, The Schoolhouse Theater, Croton Falls, New York Richard J. Gerber ___________________________________________________________________________________________ ARTICLES Ulysses Becomes Electra: Electric Energy in Joyce’s Novel Enda Duffy “Cyclops,” Censorship, and Joyce’s Monster Audiences Leah Culligan Flack What Is Haunting Dubliners? Francis O’Gorman Bitter Milk: Joyce’s Shem Nursed Hysterically Shelly Brivic The Stephen Dedalus Blues: Travel Trains, and a Blues Sensibility in A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man John McCombe Joyce, Coleridge, and the Eastern Aesthetic Brad Bannon JJ CHECKLIST (114) William S. Brockman ___________________________________________________________________________________________ ENTERTAINMENTS Tour Two! Simon Loekle ___________________________________________________________________________________________ NOTES A New Historicist Look at Joyce’s “Eveline” and Argentina in the Early 1900s Laura Barberan Reinares A Second Emendation to the Joycean Canon: L’Air Majestueux: Joyce and the New Emperor of the Sahara Terence Matthews ___________________________________________________________________________________________ REVIEWS The Culture of Joyce’s “Ulysses,” by R. Brandon Kershner Garry Leonard Proust, Mann, Joyce in the Modernist Context, by Gerald Gillespie Daniel Shea James Joyce and the Revolt of Love: Marriage Adultery, Desire, by Janine Utell Jolanta Wawrzycka Beckett’s Dedalus: Dialogical Engagements with Joyce in Beckett’s Fiction, by P. J. Murphy Tyrus Miller Joyce: A Guide for the Perplexed, by Peter Mahon Stan Smith Literary Modernism and Beyond: The Extended Vision and the Realms of the Text, by Richard Lehan Ira Nadel __________________________________________________________________________________________ LETTERS Ronan Crowley CONTRIBUTORS __________________________________________________________________________________________ Volume 48, Number 2 ___________________________________________________________________________________________ Raising the Wind Sean Latham ___________________________________________________________________________________________ PERSPECTIVES A Sculpture of James Joyce’s Ulysses Matthew Picton “Joyce and Religions: A Gradual Reawakening of the Irish Conscience” Boston College, 21 April 2012 John Paul Riquelme In Memoriam Edmund Epstein Jeffrey Drouin A Note on Edmund Epstein John Tytell ___________________________________________________________________________________________ ARTICLES Don’t Call Him “Blazes”: Hugh E. Boylan’s Narrative Caricature Margot Norris “A great deal of dullness. Then some dirt. Then more dullness”: Tom “Tennessee” Williams’s 1936 Reading of Ulysses John S. Bak Joyce’s Phoneygraphs: Music, Mediation, and Noise Unleashed Josh Epstein Joyce in Transit: The “Double Star” Effect of Ulysses Justin Kiczek The “united states of Scotia Picta”: Scottish Literature and History in Finnegans Wake Richard Barlow CURRENT JJ CHECKLIST (113) William S. Brockman ___________________________________________________________________________________________ ENTERTAINMENTS Stephen Versus Verses! Simon Loekle ___________________________________________________________________________________________ NOTES Allusions to “Eveline” in Finnegans Wake I.8 Jim LeBlanc Joyce’s “Rib Risible”? Dirk Schultze “Poor Penelope. Penelope Rich”: Sir Philip Sidney’s Astrophil and Stella as a Prototype for the Rewriting of the Odysseus Myth in Ulysses Dieter Fuchs ___________________________________________________________________________________________ REVIEWS Who’s Afraid of James Joyce? by Karen R. Lawrence Kimberly J. Devlin Modernism and Copyright, edited by Paul K. Saint-Amour Dale Barleben James Joyce, edited by Sean Latham John Gordon Public Works: Infrastructure, Irish Modernism, and the Postcolonial, by Michael Rubenstein Gregory Castle Empire and Pilgrimage in Conrad and Joyce, by Agata Szczeszak-Brewer John McCourt “Ulysses” in Focus: Genetic, Textual, and Personal Views, by Michael Groden Frank C. Manista __________________________________________________________________________________________ LETTERS None CONTRIBUTORS ___________________________________________________________________________________________ Back to Top

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