James Joyce unplugged /
Jordan, Anthony J.
James Joyce unplugged / Anthony J. Jordan. - 204 pages : illustrations (black and white) ; 21 cm
Includes bibliographical references and index.
1. Pupil at Clongowes & Belvedere -- 2. PRecocious university student -- 3. Émigré teacher & writer at Pola & Trieste -- 4. Irish nationalist? -- 5. Two business visits to Ireland in 1909 -- 6. Trying to publish Dubliners; appeals to George V -- 7. Final traumatic visit to Ireland 1912 -- 8. Wonder-worker Ezra Pound -- 9. Patronage pays -- 10. Home rule & Easter Rising -- 11. Ulysses 1922 -- 12. Arthur Griffith honoured in Ulysses -- 13. Living the good life in Paris -- 14. Marriage -- 15. Death in Zurich -- 16. The Joyce tower & museum Sandycove -- Select bibliography -- Index.
After James Joyce went into voluntary exile he maintained contact with Ireland through the newspapers pf Arthur Griffith, becoming a nationalist and internationalist. He acknowledged that while Griffith was trying to free Ireland politically and economically, he, Joyce was trying to free it spiritually.
9780957622920 €15.00
2017415257
GBB7O0879 bnb
Joyce, James, 1882-1941 --Criticism and interpretation.
Joyce, James, 1882-1941
Authors, Irish--20th century--Biography.
PR6019.O9 / Z6472 2017
823
James Joyce unplugged / Anthony J. Jordan. - 204 pages : illustrations (black and white) ; 21 cm
Includes bibliographical references and index.
1. Pupil at Clongowes & Belvedere -- 2. PRecocious university student -- 3. Émigré teacher & writer at Pola & Trieste -- 4. Irish nationalist? -- 5. Two business visits to Ireland in 1909 -- 6. Trying to publish Dubliners; appeals to George V -- 7. Final traumatic visit to Ireland 1912 -- 8. Wonder-worker Ezra Pound -- 9. Patronage pays -- 10. Home rule & Easter Rising -- 11. Ulysses 1922 -- 12. Arthur Griffith honoured in Ulysses -- 13. Living the good life in Paris -- 14. Marriage -- 15. Death in Zurich -- 16. The Joyce tower & museum Sandycove -- Select bibliography -- Index.
After James Joyce went into voluntary exile he maintained contact with Ireland through the newspapers pf Arthur Griffith, becoming a nationalist and internationalist. He acknowledged that while Griffith was trying to free Ireland politically and economically, he, Joyce was trying to free it spiritually.
9780957622920 €15.00
2017415257
GBB7O0879 bnb
Joyce, James, 1882-1941 --Criticism and interpretation.
Joyce, James, 1882-1941
Authors, Irish--20th century--Biography.
PR6019.O9 / Z6472 2017
823