21. James Joyce Resource Center Home Page 2. Februar james joyce wird als ältestes von zehn überlebenden Kindern in Dublin (Irland) geboren. http://www.cohums.ohio-state.edu/english/organizations/ijjf/jrc

click here for image info Welcome to the James Joyce Resource Center. The purpose of this page is to provide a primary reference source for anyone interested in Joyce studies. This page and its related links will be directed towards providing a resource for anyone studying Joyce who would like information relevant to Joyce studies on a wide variety of topics including but not limited to Joyce on the internet. As such, plans for the Resource Center include updated, online bibliographies, study tools, resources for teachers, articles, reviews, and a number of other tools that will be of help to students of Joyce both on and offline. The links section was recently updated, so if there are any problems, please let me know. James Joyce Resource Center Table of Contents Caught in the Web: Links, Addresses, Mailing Lists Biographical Information on James Joyce A Short Biography A Joycean Timeline A Works by Joyce Bibliography of Books on Joyce A Casebook of Critical Approaches to Joyce Studies Biographical Criticism Feminist Criticism Genetic Criticism Historical and Postcolonial Criticism ... Image Gallery (large files) Book and Article Reviews Maps of Ulysses Resources for Studying About the James Joyce Resource Center This page was created by Edward J. Maloney and David F. Fanning, Ohio State University

22. Jough.com Is Jough Dempsey Includes poetry, movie reviews and essays. http://www.jough.com

Jough.com is Jough Dempsey Feel the Jough! Ahhhhh... Search Jough.com: Jough.com Sites Plagiarist.com Poetry Open Poetry Project Joycean.org: James Joyce Hosted by tranquil host Topics Autobiography Film Music Poetry ... Whimsy Archives February 2003 January 2003 August 2002 July 2002 ... September 1999 Recent Entries Montblanc Stylus 'New' Palm Vx Handheld Another NASA Tragedy New MainStreetRag Site Work ... Now We Are Five Month At A Glance March 2003 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Syndicate (XML) Powered by... 911,593 visitors since January 1998. Thursday, 13 February 2003 Comments (0) TrackBack (0) I know what you're thinking: "I already have an alarm clock." No you don't! At least, not an alarm clock like the Here's how it works: warning that you're going to have to get up soon, without having to actually get out of bed (or reach over to your end-table) to turn off the alarm. After the specified sleep time (which you set up through a handy menu) a second alarm will sound at slightly higher volume. This is a reminder that you will need to get up soon. It too will turn itself off after a specified duration. Finally, a third (or fifth, or sixth - it's user-configurable) alarm will sound at a ridiculously loud volume, which means that you really do have to get up RIGHT NOW! This final alarm is optional.

23. JOYCE, James Augustine Eintrag im BiographischBibliographischen Kirchenlexikon. Biographie, Bibliographie. http://www.bautz.de/bbkl/j/Joyce.shtml

Verlag Traugott Bautz www.bautz.de/bbkl Bestellmöglichkeiten des Biographisch-Bibliographischen Kirchenlexikons Zur Hauptseite des Biographisch-Bibliographischen Kirchenlexikons Abkürzungsverzeichnis des Biographisch-Bibliographischen Kirchenlexikons Bibliographische Angaben für das Zitieren ... NEU: Unser E-News Service Wir informieren Sie regelmäßig über Neuigkeiten und Änderungen per E-Mail. Helfen Sie uns, das BBKL aktuell zu halten! Band III (1992) Spalten 744-746 Autor: Ursula Hoffacker Werke: James Joyce, Werke. Frankfurter Ausgabe in 7 Bd.n, hrsg. v. Reichert, Klaus unter Mitarb. v. Fritz Senn, 1969-1076; Ders., Werkausgabe, 6 Bde., 1986; Ders., Finnegans Wake. Übertragungen, hrsg. v. Klaus Reichert/Fritz Senn, 1989. Lit.: Ursula Hoffacker

24. Authologies: James Joyce Pr©sentation biographique et critique. http://authologies.free.fr/joyce.htm

De retour en Irlande en 1912, il essaie de faire publier son premier livre, Dubliners , qui le sera finalement en 1914. Exiles Portrait of the artist as a young man Ulysses Finnegans Wake Joyce, à travers ses différents livres, cherche le moyen de rendre, par une forme brisée, le déroulement de la pensée informelle: associations d'idées, appels de mémoire, juxtaposition du passé et du présent. C'est ainsi que, par le fil d'un monologue intérieur, le lecteur connaît le caractère, mais aussi l'histoire des personnages. "J'ai endormi le langage", déclare Joyce - ce qui a donné naissance à d'énormes contresens: on dit souvent de lui qu'il a installé l'informe dans la littérature, alors qu'il ne veut que rendre par l'écriture le brouillard du rêve. En ceci, il a ouvert la voie à Faulkner, Hemingway, Dos Passos, Beckett, ou encore Virginia Woolf. A l'instar de Rimbaud, ou de Mallarmé, Joyce ne cesse de croire à l'achimie du verbe, à une réalité absolue du mot écrit. Tout ce qui passe de son esprit au papier devient magique. Samuel Beckett lui fait écho en déclarant que cette langue n'est pas "au sujet de quelque chose, mais qu'elle est cette chose même", que le mot danse ou dort. Il faut lire Joyce, et le lire attentivement, pour s'en faire une idée précise. C'est un multiple rêve, aussi bien de l'auteur que du personnage, qui se donne tous les moyens du rêve, sa fluidité et ses métamorphoses.

25. James Joyce Etext of the poem along with bibliography and links from Professor Eiichi Hishikawa, Kobe University.Category Arts Literature Irish Authors joyce, james Works......My Poet Pages Poet Links. james joyce (18821941). I 1992); joyce, james,Letters, 3 vols., vol. 1, ed. by Stuart Gilbert (1957), vols. http://www.lit.kobe-u.ac.jp/~hishika/joyce.htm

My Poet Pages Poet Links James Joyce (1882-1941) I Hear an Army I hear an army charging upon the land, And the thunder of horses plunging; foam about their knees: Arrogant, in black armour,behind them stand, Disdaining the reins, with fluttering whips, the Charioteers. They cry into the night their battle name: I moan in sleep when I hear afar their whirling laughter. They cleave the gloom of dreams, a blinding flame, Clanging, clanging upon the heart as upon an anvil. They come shaking in triumph their long grey hair: They come out of the sea and run shouting by the shore. My heart, have you no wisdom thus to despair? My love, my love, my love, why have you left me alone? Des Imagistes Note : a version with different lineation appears as Chamber Music XXXVI. Bibliography Anderson, C. G., James Joyce Arnold, Bruce, The Scandal of Ulysses: The Sensational Life of a 20th-Century Masterpiece Attridge, Derek, ed., The Cambridge Companion to James Joyce Bell, R. H., Joco Serious Joyce Benstock, Bernard, ed., The Seventh of Joyce Bishop, John

26. WIP: A Joycean Chronology On 17 December Stanislaus joyce, james's brother, is born. 1888. jamesjoyce enters Clongowes Wood College in September. 1891. http://www.2street.com/joyce/onsite/time.html

A Joycean Chronology Much work remains to be done on this page. Please forgive the many omissions; I hope to rectify the more grievous ones in time. On 2 February James Joyce is born to Mary and John Stanislaus Joyce in Rathgar, a suburb south of Dublin's city centre. Also in 1882, the Invincibles assassinate the chief-secretary and under-secretary in Phoenix Park; later Joyce will frequently allude to this event in both Ulysses and Finnegans Wake In Galway, Nora Barnacle is born to Thomas and Annie Barnacle on 21 March. On 17 December Stanislaus Joyce, James's brother, is born. James Joyce enters Clongowes Wood College in September. In June, Joyce withdraws from Clongowes due to his father's inability to pay the prestigious Jesuit school's fees. Charles Stewart Parnell , a dynamic and charismatic leader of Ireland's Home Rule movement, dies in October, after a scandal over adultery splintered his party a year earlier. Joyce writes the poem "Et Tu, Healy," about the betrayal of Parnell by Tim Healy, a close supporter. The family's declining means forces a reluctant John Joyce to send James and his brothers to the Christian Brothers' school. In April of this year, however, Joyce enrolls in Belevedere College, another Jesuit school, thanks to the assistance of Father John Conmee.

27. Biographie: James Joyce, 1882-1941 http://www.dhm.de/lemo/html/biografien/JoyceJames/

James Joyce Schriftsteller Durch Geldnot in der Familie kann die Ausbildung der Kinder nur teilweise finanziert werden. Er veröffentlicht seine erste Rezension "Ibsen's New Drama" in einer Londoner Zeitschrift. Aufgrund dieses Erfolgs beschließt er, Schriftsteller zu werden. Joyce veröffentlicht einen Aufsatz, in dem er die dominierende kulturelle Bewegung des "Celtic Revival" angreift. Er lehnt die mythologische Verklärung und einseitige Überbetonung des keltischen Erbes ab und versucht anders als die Vertreter des "Celtic Revival", in seinen Werken die verschiedenen kulturellen Einflüsse darzustellen, die auf die irische Gesellschaft einwirken. Joyce kehrt nach Irland zurück. Er versucht sich in verschiedenen Berufen und arbeitet nebenbei an seinem ersten Roman, "Stephen Hero", später veröffentlicht unter dem Titel "A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man" ("Porträt des Künstlers als junger Mann"). Joyce schreibt einige Kurzgeschichten mit Dubliner Hintergrund für eine Landwirtszeitschrift. Drei Geschichten werden unter dem Pseudonym "Stephen Dedalus" veröffentlicht.

28. Featured Author: James Joyce Includes all reviews and articles on joyce which have appeared in the New York Times from 1919 to Category Arts Literature Irish Authors joyce, james...... http://www.nytimes.com/books/00/01/09/specials/joyce.html

Featured Author: James Joyce With News and Reviews From the Archives of The New York Times In This Feature Reviews of James Joyce's Books Articles and Books About James Joyce Related Links Robert Sullivan Reviews Edna O'Brien's 'James Joyce' (January 9, 2000) First Chapter: 'James Joyce' Forum Reading the Classics: James Joyce's 'Ulysses' The Associated Press REVIEWS OF JAMES JOYCE'S BOOKS: Chamber Music "[His songs] are not properly songs for the piano . . . They belong further back, in the day when the voice was the instrument . . . We need now and then, amid the crying of the market place, to listen to a strain more distant, more subtle, more unreal . . ." Ulysses "A few intuitive, sensitive visionaries may understand and comprehend 'Ulysses' . . . but the average intelligent reader will glean little or nothing from it . . . save bewilderment and a sense of disgust. . . . 'Ulysses' is the most important contribution that has been made to fictional literature in the twentieth century. It will immortalize its author . . . It is likely that there is no one writing English today that could parallel Joyce's feat, and it is also likely that few would care to do it if they were capable." Haveth Childers Everywhere "One has to admit, in advance, that Mr. Joyce's earlier books were of such high calibre as to entitle him to serious consideration in whatever he may choose to do. Further than that we cannot go, for the simple reason that after an honest and patient effort, backed by a previous reading of all of Mr. Joyce's work, 'Haveth Childers Everywhere' still remained absolutely incomprehensible."

29. James Joyce: The Brazen Head - Author Homepage Extensive scholarship, criticism, bibliography, biography, and links. http://www.themodernword.com/joyce/index.html

Have a seat at the bar, and while I pour you a pint, let me explain the purpose of this site. At the Brazen Head, you will find a ball of electronic twine to aid you in your travels through the labyrinth of Dedalus. Here you will find information and resources on Joyce and his works, links to other Joyce sites across the Web, and miscellaneous Joycean tidbits. It is my intention to create a comfortable spot where long time enthusiasts of Joyce and those just beginning to read his work may visit and kick back to enjoy exploring the world of this delightfully mad Irishman. Below you will find the menu; first, the special features, followed by notes on new realeases. After that you will find links into the many areas of the Brazen Head, from beginner's guides to academic papers. Enjoy your stay, and come back as often as you wish! Headlines New Museum The Irish Government is considering a proposal to set up a multimedia museum commemorating the life of James Joyce at the Digital Hub in Dublin. Joyce Manuscripts 29 May 02

30. Poldy.com - The All Ulysses Bookstore! Only sells different editions of james joyce's Ulysses.Category Shopping Publications Books Specific Authors J......Poldy.com is your best source for editions of james joyce's ULYSSES.It is the only book we stock! We specialize in shipping worldwide. http://www.poldy.com/

Poldy.com The All Ulysses Bookstore! Ulysses: The Orchises Press Facsimile Edition Welcome to Poldy.com, a virtual bookstore dedicated entirely to selling different editions of James Joyce's Ulysses . Proprietors of Northwest Passages since 1996, we opened the virtual doors of poldy.com in 1997 when we became aware that the controversial Rose edition of Ulysses would not be available for sale in the United States. Since that time we have added other editions of Ulysses to our holdings and will continue to do so until we have made available every edition available to us here in Canada. Our latest addition is perhaps the most enjoyable contemporary edition to own. Published earlier this year by Orchises Press, it is as close a replica to a first edition as is possible to produce today. A facsimile of copy #784 (The Oxford World's Classic edition was made from #785), the Orchises Press Ulysses retains all the signature letters and contains no "corrections" to broken type. This gorgeous edition is full size, hardbound, sewn, and printed on 50 lb. Ph balanced paper. More importantly, the Orchises Press edition lets you experience what it would have been like to hold, handle, and leisurely read one of the first thousand copies of Ulysses Follow the links below to learn more about poldy.com and the various editions of Ulysses currently available from us:

31. James Joyce Resource Center Home Page Welcome to the james joyce Resource Center. james joyce Resource Center Tableof Contents Caught in the Web Links, Addresses, Mailing Lists; http://www.cohums.ohio-state.edu/english/organizations/ijjf/jrc/default.htm

click here for image info Welcome to the James Joyce Resource Center. The purpose of this page is to provide a primary reference source for anyone interested in Joyce studies. This page and its related links will be directed towards providing a resource for anyone studying Joyce who would like information relevant to Joyce studies on a wide variety of topics including but not limited to Joyce on the internet. As such, plans for the Resource Center include updated, online bibliographies, study tools, resources for teachers, articles, reviews, and a number of other tools that will be of help to students of Joyce both on and offline. The links section was recently updated, so if there are any problems, please let me know. James Joyce Resource Center Table of Contents Caught in the Web: Links, Addresses, Mailing Lists Biographical Information on James Joyce A Short Biography A Joycean Timeline A Works by Joyce Bibliography of Books on Joyce A Casebook of Critical Approaches to Joyce Studies Biographical Criticism Feminist Criticism Genetic Criticism Historical and Postcolonial Criticism ... Image Gallery (large files) Book and Article Reviews Maps of Ulysses Resources for Studying About the James Joyce Resource Center This page was created by Edward J. Maloney and David F. Fanning, Ohio State University

32. Joyce Centre Home-Page The Antwerp james joyce Center was founded at the University of Antwerp (UIA) in 1991, with two main objectives in mind. http://www.uia.ac.be/webger/ger/joyce/joyce0.html

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33. Joyce Centre Home-Page Presents articles by joyce Centre members on Finnegans Wake.Category Arts Literature joyce, james Works Finnegans Wake......Antwerp james joyce Center. If your browser does not support framesplease try the alternate and sadly framebereft homepage. http://webger-www.uia.ac.be/webger/ger/joyce/joyce0.html

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34. El Judío De James Joyce Son muchas las novelas modernas en las que el jud­o aparece como personaje paradigm¡tico, en el Ulises de joyce, por ejemplo, se trata de un jud­o que asume su experiencia milenaria lo ha visto todo, y con ese bagaje retorna al hogar. Art­culo de Gustavo Perednik. http://www.wzo.org.il/es/recursos/view.asp?id=519

35. James Joyce THE HEART OF THE HIBERNIAN METROPOLIS Welcome to Dublin ..and theofficial site of the james joyce Centre. The james joyce Centre http://www.jamesjoyce.ie/home/index.asp

THE HEART OF THE HIBERNIAN METROPOLIS Welcome to Dublin... ...and the official site of the James Joyce Centre. The James Joyce Centre is dedicated to the promotion of an understanding of the life and works of this most famous Dubliner. It provides a unique, personal view of the man, his work and his minutely-observed origins. For those who have not read his work, the Centre aims to provoke curiosity – with a gentle spur. Evoking period and place, it sets out to provide an intimate and accessible introduction to James Joyce and the "heroic commonplace" still evident in his city. For the student and scholar, the Centre will act as an obliging conduit – whether for a casual browse, the search for that elusive footnote, essential research on Dublin’s topography, or just a pleasing afternoon’s fascinating study. More than a museum, necessarily frozen in a landscape of fact and artifact, the Centre is an active, vibrant and ever-evolving tribute to one of the world’s most profound surveyors of the human landscape. The essential starting point from which to embark on a personal odyssey through his life, his work, and the source of his inspiration.

36. The Ampersand | Essay By Michael R. Allen Critical essay comparing Tristram Shandy to james joyce's A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man. http://www.mprsnd.org/10/mra014.htm

The Ampersand: November 2001 Avoiding Pathological Literature Writer, Symbol and Audience in Sterne and Joyce Michael R. Allen Besides residing in works by Irish writers who famously experiment with form, the characters Stephen Dedalus and Tristram Shandy take similar creative stands as each revisits the events of youth in order to explore what has shaped him as human and as writer. In The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman , Laurence Sterne’s Tristram is writing his memoirs, starting at the day he was conceived. Tristram goes on - ending before he would turn ten - to make a rambling, comic study of his psychology and his role as autobiographer. In James Joyce’s A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man , a narrator takes us into the school days of Stephen Dedalus, exploring the mind of a young man who desires to be a poet. Stephen’s sensibility is shown as a prelude to a writer’s life not seen at the book’s end, while Tristram’s “life and opinions” are a remembrance of one who is writing. Given the different narrative structures of their books, Stephen and Tristram cannot be said to be in any predecessor/successor relationship, nor are they both the same sort of writer. Yet, examining their fictional lives side by side reveals comparisons and contrasts that richly illuminate the art of writing. Ultimately, Stephen and Tristram’s intersections and divergences question the solidity of the distinction made between the commonality of prose and the art of poetry. Instead, engagement of the world outside the writerresistance to the pathological - and the response such participation invites become a more telling criteria of when literature is art.

37. James Joyce Portal james joyce portal a onelayer approach qv to web design. NOTE to undergrads Day'.Auto-search for mentions of 'james joyce' - NEW online http://www.robotwisdom.com/jaj/portal.html

james joyce portal a one-layer approach [qv] to web design NOTE to undergrads: If you need more info on a short story by James Joyce, those links are here under the title of the whole collection: Dubliners. breaking stories: Hayman's online research library: [page images] (FDV and TWIT are swapped) Overdesigned HyperUlysses demo: [Rutgers] NEW: Ulysses... the movie now has a website with sketches Leopold Bloom = Stephen Rea (50something playing 38yo) [compare] IMDb fansite Molly Bloom = Angeline Ball Stephen Dedalus = Andrew Scott (played Michael Bodkin in 'Nora') IMDb Major page-overhauls: main IQ Infinity page; Dubliners Portrait Ulysses VR tour Eolus tropes , shorter FW Book Two mega-timeline New: Joycemap mousepad for $12.99 plus $4 shipping. News: Lady Gregory profile ; Guinness gossip ; NYRB archive ; deathmask copy ; Sheehy-Skeffington profile ; deathmask snafu ; rights-flap cave-in ; new Eumeus draft [hype] [sold] ; Trieste exile foot-and-mouth grave ; 'Nora' DVD (also UK VHS); more flap, ditto ; Beckett reviews [more] ; Strick's Ulysses reviewed ; new history of trams ; Usher's Island 'Dead'-site update ; D Rose promises FW demo ; Natl Lib pays $1.5M for

38. James Joyce: The Brazen Head - Author Homepage Extensive scholarship, criticism, bibliography, biography, and links.Category Arts Literature Irish Authors joyce, james......The Brazen Head is the Web's largest and most comprehensivegeneral resource site for james joyce. http://www.themodernword.com/joyce/

Have a seat at the bar, and while I pour you a pint, let me explain the purpose of this site. At the Brazen Head, you will find a ball of electronic twine to aid you in your travels through the labyrinth of Dedalus. Here you will find information and resources on Joyce and his works, links to other Joyce sites across the Web, and miscellaneous Joycean tidbits. It is my intention to create a comfortable spot where long time enthusiasts of Joyce and those just beginning to read his work may visit and kick back to enjoy exploring the world of this delightfully mad Irishman. Below you will find the menu; first, the special features, followed by notes on new realeases. After that you will find links into the many areas of the Brazen Head, from beginner's guides to academic papers. Enjoy your stay, and come back as often as you wish! Headlines New Museum The Irish Government is considering a proposal to set up a multimedia museum commemorating the life of James Joyce at the Digital Hub in Dublin. Joyce Manuscripts 29 May 02

39. Joyce - James Joyce's The Dead james joyce's The Dead. james joyce's The Dead (1999) james joyce's The Deadis a musical conceived by Richard Nelson, with music by Shaun Davey. http://www.themodernword.com/joyce/joyce_the_dead.html

James Joyce's The Dead James Joyce's The Dead (1999) James Joyce's The Dead is a musical conceived by Richard Nelson, with music by Shaun Davey. Originally starring Christopher Walken as Gabriel Conroy, it opened off-Broadway in 1999 to mixed reviews but popular success. After it closed an extended run at Playwright's Horizon, it moved to a successful run on Broadway, winning a Tony for Best Book, and then went on for successful runs in Los Angeles and Washington DC. Brazen Head Review I reviewed the musical in both its off-Broadway and Broadway incarnations. You meay read the Brazen Head Review here Official Information JamesJoycesTheDead.com The very attractive official homepage of James Joyce's The Dead contains photographs, actor bios, and a page of reviews. "The Dead" a Living Treasure Washington Post, October 20, 2000. Lloyd Rose raves about the DC production; curiously he inserts Joyce's words rather than the mangled version the musical offers as the final words.... Imposing Ghosts Were Hovering The LA Times interviews director Richard Nelson.

40. Dublin In Bits Dubliners recording impressions of their city. Includes a virtual tour, a caught on camera section, books, music, james joyce information and links. http://gallery.adnet.ie/

for an example of sitebuilder's product showcase, check out conns cameras . for more information about how to network your business, visit our site dublin in bits dublin in bits enquiries subscribe sitemap ... useful links Get Dublin Street Names by Paul Clerkin. Jordan Grand Prix Ireland's F1 Grand Prix Team dublin in bits dublin in bits is about real dubliners, living in and recording our impressions of a place where vikings and virtual reality are a blink apart. Dublin Digitized by Dubliners is the motto of this site, and we hope you come away with some flavour of the city which brought you Jonathan Swift, James Joyce and Roddy Doyle. September 29th 2002 - Anti-war Protest in Dublin A young muslim girl sits listening to anti-war activist Eamonn McCann at the Dublin No to War in Iraq protest, held today in front of the Central Bank, Dame Street. Part of a continent-wide protest against the growing threat of war in Iraq, speakers included protesters from Ireland and abroad. June 1st 2002 - Air Sea Rescue at Sandycove The Irish Coast Guard helicopter today rescued at least two casualties from the rocks south of the Forty Foot at Sandycove, rushing them to hospital. art.select gallery opens in temple bar

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