Includes bibliographical references and index.

Abbreviations -- List of Figures -- Notes on Contributors -- Introduction: Centripetal Joyce / Joyce Centrifugal -- Sam Slote -- Part 1: Centripetal Joyce -- 1 Recommending Ulysses in 2022 -- Eimear McBride -- 2 Everyday Is Bloomsday: Living with Joyce in Dublin -- Mark O’Connell -- 3 “Walking into Eternity”: Peripatetic, Seascape, and Nebeneinander in “Proteus” -- Seungho Lee -- 4 Glasnevin: the Heart of an Elegiac Ulysses -- Timothy Martin -- 5 Ireland’s First Readers, Reviewers, and Admirers of Ulysses -- Niels Caul -- Part 2: Joyce Centrifugal -- 6 The Oral and the Written in Ulysses -- Stephanie Nelson -- 7 Forms Changed into New Bodies: Connecting Elements in Joyce’s Ulysses and Ovid’s Metamorphoses -- Barry A. Spence -- 8 Dutch Connections: James Joyce in the Netherlands, 1918–1941 -- Onno Kosters -- 9 Including Frances Steloff -- Jonathan Ezra Goldman -- 10 Peripheral Modernism: James Joyce and Derek Walcott in the Contact Zone -- Corentin Jégou -- 11 “The Undercurrent beneath the Watered Surface of the Words”: John Cage’s Writing through Finnegans Wake as Erasure Poetry -- Emily Schuck -- 12 “Possibilities of the Possible as Possible”: Reading Ulysses for a New Joyce Studies -- Cathryn Piwinski -- Index.

In Dublin in June 2022, a symposium of scholars celebrated the centenary of the original publication of Joyce’s Ulysses . This volume, a gathering of selected papers presented at that event, displays how vibrant and varied are the avenues of inquiry and research into Joyce’s works today. From orality to elegy, contemplating comparisons with artists as different as Ovid, Derek Walcot, and John Cage, these essays project inward (centripetally) and outward (centrifugally) to examine the receptions of Joyce’s works, their legacies, and the possible futures of Joyce studies.

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