Edited by Franca Ruggieri and Enrico Terrinoni – Edizioni Q, Roma 2012
CONTENTS
PART I
Enrico Terrinoni – Preface. Why Read Joyce at all?
Spurgeon Thompson – Returning to political interpretation: a communist Finnegans Wake
Claire Culleton – Strick’s Ulysses and war: why we read Joyce in the 21st century
Paul Fagan – “a mixer and word painter”: Finnegans Wake in the age of remix culture
Jonathan McCreedy – The Death of a Joyce Scholar and The Further Adventures of James Joyce: the crossroads of two reading publics
Erika Mihálycsa – Horsey women and arse-temises: wake-ing Ulysses in translation
Benjamin Boysen – Joyce’s “politicoecomedy”: on James Joyce’s humorous deconstruction of ideology in Finnegans Wake
PART II
Ilaria Natali – Joyce’s “corpo straniero”: the European dimension of Irishness in four border crossings
Maria Vaccarella – A medical humanistic exploration of James Joyce
Emanuela Zirzotti – Have you ever “seen” Joyce? The role of the Internet in the popularization of the man and his work
Patricia Pericic – The limits to literature in Ulysses in the 21st Century
Ivu I-chu Chang – Ulysses backed against the sea: Taiwan’s alternative modernity in Wang Wen-hsing’s Backed Against the Sea
Thierry Robin – Joyce’s “ghosts”…, Flann O’Brien, Samuel Beckett and John Banville
Maria Grazia Tonetto – The body of finitude
Federico Sabatini – Contemporary Joyce: Joycean themes and stylistic techniques in William Trevor’s writings
Andrea Binelli – Joyce and what is to become of English
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