6. Classic Joyce (1999)

Edited by Franca Ruggieri – Bulzoni, Roma 1999

Agostino Lombardo – Joyce’s Lesson

Hugh Kenner – Mutations of Homer

Piero Boitani – Ulysses in Another World

Declan Kiberd – Joyce’s Ellmann, Ellmann’s Joyce

Fritz Senn – Symphoric Joyce

Luciano Berio – A Tribute to Joyce

Carlo Bigazzi – La Roma di Joyce: il signor Giuseppe Pace

William Hutchins – Joyce’s Mythos of Mithras: the “other” Ancient Roman Religion in “Telemachus”

Matthew R. Kratter –Romulus and Remus on the Strand

Carla Marengo Vaglio –Joyce: the Liberator

Giorgio Melchiori – Classic Joyce in Via di Monte Brianzo

Caterina Ricciardi – “La sforza di Dio”: Luperca and the Lupercalia in Finnegans Wake

Franca Ruggieri – Classic Metamorphoses and Modern Changes: Actaeon and the Artist

Robert J. Schork – Pope Peter in Rome

Laura Visconti – Revisiting Classics of Joyceans Criticism: E. Montale

Ann Banfield –Dante…Beckett…Joyce: the Irish Vanguard against the Imperialism of English

Lillian Eileen Doherty -Contemporary Feminist Readings of Homer’s Penelope

John Harty III – Ulysses: Homer to Aristotle

Gregory Downing – Joyce’s Use of Latin at the Outset of “Oxen”

Bettina Klein – Traces of Homer: between Sources and Models in Joyce’s “Aeolus” and “Sirens”

Bjorn Tysdahl – On first looking into Homer: Lamb’s Ulysses and Joyce’s

Paola Pugliatti – “Nookshotten”: the Text known as Giacomo Joyce

Enrico Frattaroli – “The proteiform graph itself is a polyhedron of scripture”

Giuseppe Martella – Giacomo Joyce: Hypertext and Wisdom Literature

Donatella Pallotti – “everintermutuomergent”: the “cobweb” (handwriting) of Giacomo Joyce

Daniel Ferrer – Loci Memoriae: Joyce and the Art of Memory

Carle Bonafous-Murat –Disposition and Pre-disposition: the Art of Involuntary Memory in Dubliners

Benoit Tadié – Memory and the Narrative Deadlock in Dubliners

Francois Laroque – Hamlet, a locus memoriae for Stephen in Ulysses?

André Topia – Compartments and Series: the space of memory in “Evelyn” and “Ithaca”