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| Files 1-4 | Files 5-7 | File 8 | File 9 |
| Textual History | Literary Figures | Joyce’s People | Sundry Topics |
| Index |
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| Joyce Papers 2000 | Joyce Papers 2002 | Joyce Papers 2005 |
| James Joyce’s Notebooks, 1904-07 |
| Notes on various stories in Dubliners and the chapters of Ulysses are here filed under the title-headings of those works respectively - with occasionally links to particular items at other locations such as Joyce Quotations and further afield in connection with other authors treated on this website. Further notes on “The Dead” occupy two additional files (File 4 & File 5). |
Some Additional NotEs |
| ‘Dark mutinous Shannon waves’ in “The Dead” (Dubliners) - infra. Incidence of the word ‘soul’ in Joyce’s Dubliners - infra. James Joyce on the use of inverted commas in dialogue - infra. ] |
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Clongowes Wood Carysfort Avenue Christmas dinner UCD/Royal Univ. Spiritual Paralysis 15 Usher’s Island 7, Eccles Street Epiphany (liturgy) Epiphany (now) Superstition |
Trojan letters Lodgers in Zürich Type of our race First copy of Ulysses Homerics Ben Bloom Elijah Film of Ulysses Molly/antidote Union Jacks “Finnegan’s Wake” |
Cad with a Pipe Black men Irish Racing World Ulysses in Nighttown Librarian’s-eye view Jim the Penman Molly’s songs Gordon Bennett Race |
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Irish Catechism [1917] Bloom’s library Joyce’s family portraits “No Joyceans, please ...” Joyce’s encyclopaedias |
Volta Cinema (Mary St.) The Invincibles Hill St. Church (Eccles) ‘that other wor(l)d’ Elias [...]? |
Joyce’s work-wear Ireland’s €10 The Volta Cinema Price of Ulysses |
| Joyce’s Paris homes [list] |
| Joyce at Shakespeare & Co. |
| Incidence of the word soul in Dubliners (1916) |
| Incidence of the word famine in Joyce’s works |
| Incidence of the word absence in Joyce’s works |
| Joyce’s thoughts on the use of inverted commas |
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