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Issue 48.2 (Winter 2011) is available for ordering. The issue features articles from Margot Norris, John S. Bak, Josh Epstein, Justin Kiczek, and Richard Barlow and Bill Brockman’s Current JJ Checklist (113). It also includes an entertainment from Simon Loekle. The front cover is a Sculpture by Matthew Picton based on the interior monologues of Leopold and Molly Bloom and Stephen Dedalus within the framework of 1904 Dublin. The sculpture was photographed by Robert Jaffe and appears courtesy of the Summaria Lunn Gallery.
The table of contents with links to articles and abstracts from Project Muse is below.
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
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Don’t Call Him “Blazes”: Hugh E. Boylan’s Narrative Caricature
Margot Norris
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
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CURRENT JJ CHECKLIST (113)
William S. Brockman
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ENTERTAINMENTS
Stephen Versus Verses!
Simon Loekle
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Allusions to “Eveline” in Finnegans Wake I.8
Jim LeBlanc
Joyce’s “Rib Risible”?
Dirk Schultze
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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
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