A weekly term-time multidisciplinary reading group in which Joyce's Ulysses is read using a sequence corresponding to the episodes of Homer's Odyssey. While the aim is to read the Odyssey each week as well as the relevant chapter of Ulysses, on-going critical discussions also attempt to encourage a variety of approaches.
Starts:
October 2014.
Day and Time:
TBC
Venue:
Avenue Campus
Contact:
Paul Kelly
Recommended reading:
Harari, R. (2002)
How James Joyce Made His Name: A Reading of the Final Lacan.
Translated by Thurston, L. New York: Other Press.
Kiberd, D. (2010)
Ulyssess and Us: The Art of Everyday Living
. London: Faber.
McGee, P. (2001)
Joyce Beyond Marx: History and Desire in Ulysses and Finnegans Wake
. Gainesville: University of Florida Press.
Rabaté, J.-M. ed. (2004)
James Joyce Studies
. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan.
Reading Ulysses with Homer Schedule
Joyce's Ulysses | Homer's Odyssey | |
Book I: Telemachia |
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1 Telemachus | 1-28 | I & II |
2 Nestor | 29-45 | III |
3 Proteus | 46-64 | IV |
Book II: Odyssey | ||
4 Calypso | 65-85 | V |
13 Nausicaa | 449-499 | VI-VIII |
5 Lotus Eaters | 85-107 | IX.i |
12 Cyclops | 376-449 | IX.ii |
7 Aeolus | 147-189 | X.i |
8 Laestrygonians | 190-234 | X.ii |
15 Circe | 561-703 | X.iii |
6 Hades | 107-147 | XI |
11 Sirens | 328-378 | XII.i |
10 Wandering Rocks | 280-328 | XII.ii |
9 Scylla and Charybdis | 235-280 | XII.iii |
14 Oxen of the Sun | 499-561 | XII.iii |
Book III: Nostos | ||
16 Eumaeus | 704-776 | XII-XVII |
17 Ithaca | 776-871 | XVIII-XXII |
18 Penelope | 871-933 | XXIII & XXIV |