Approaches to Ulysses;: Ten essays

by Thomas F. Staley

Scholars of James Joyce offer critical analysis of his work Ulysses. Five essays interpret the character of the novel; four deal with the literary style of presentation, the last focuses on the problems of translation.

Robert R. Boyle, S.J.; David Hayman; Richard M. Kain; Darcy O’Brien; Weldon Thornton; Erwin R. Steinberg; William M. Schutte; Fritz Senn; H. Frew Waidner; and the editors.

289 pages, Hardcover

First published June 1, 1970

Reviews

[Dan]

Essays by a number of Joyce scholars commenting on various aspects--structural, linguistic, stylistic, etc.--of the Irish writer's modernist masterpiece. The essays each are accessible, but in general they assume of the reader some amount of familiarity with Joyce's encyclopedic text.

Acquired 1992
The Word, Montreal, Quebec