VOLUME ONE

Introduction

Programme and Participants

Editorial Preface

Opening Addresses: C. George Sandulescu

H. S. H. Princess Caroline

Stephen James Joyce

Michael W. J. Smurfit

C. George Sandulescu: Image of Him

General and Biographical

Joyce, Jewish Identity, and the Paris Bourse

Neil Davison

Jimmy Joyce vs the 'Old Hag with the Yellow Teeth': 'The Great Squaw Victoria'

John C. Hawley

Authorizing the Reader: Ulysses, 'Freewriting', and Artifacts of Popular Culture in the Undergraduate Classroom

Garry Leonard

Purple Passages and Ellipsoidal Balls -- Joycean (Con)texts: A Subversive View of Joyce's 'Villanelle' of The Temptress

David Norris

Theoretical and Linguistic

Joycean Hypercriticism

Richard Brown

The Rhetoric of Readerly Vraisemblance and the Strategies of Joyce's Rewritings

Monika Fludernik

(Ch)oral Voices and Linguistic Utopias

Jesus Garcia Gabaldon

Joyce and Feminism Encore: Gazing at Gerty MacDowell

Suzette Henke

Durkheimian Sensibilities in Joyce: Anomie and the Social Suicide

Randy Malamud

Joyce, Feminisms, and History

Margot Norris

Joyce's Perverse Modernism

Jean-Michel Rabate

In/Out

Mark Troy

Sources, Influences, Comparative Studies

'The Last Word in Stolentelling: I had it from Lamppost Shawe'

Martha F. Black

The Rule of Analogy and Contrappasso: Babel, Dante, Joyce and the Redemption of language

Lucia Boldrini

Dante as Refrigerator or Dante as an ambiguous sign in Joyce's texts

Richard Brown

Aristotle's Masterpiece : Nora's Source Book

Sheon Joo Chin

James Joyce and Oscar Wilde

Willi Erzgraber

Rios's Larva: Midsummer Night's Babel and Finnegans Wake: Just Desserts after Quashed Potatoes

Richard Francis

The World's Strongest Man: Joyce or Sandow?

Brandon Kershner

'O Lord I must stretch myself': Molly Bloom and Frankenstein

Sebastian Knowles

Charlie Chaplin and Leopold Bloom

Albert Montesi

Joyce and the Victorians

Josef Pesch

From Heaven to Earth: of Love and angel Woman in Dante's 'Vita Nova' and Joyce's 'Araby'

Valeria Raglianti

Russian Acquaintances: Notes on Joyce and Dostoevsky

Hannu Riikonen

Cleaning Women and Prostitutes: Figures in the Dark in To the Lighthouse and Ulysses

Michael Tratner

'B...'

Mark Troy

Joyce and Protestant Sainthood

Bjorn Tysdahl

McLuhan's Joyce

Lorraine Weir

James Joyce, Charlie Chaplin and the Marx Brothers

Gosta Werner

Beckett's Missing Word

Toby S. Zinman

Chamber Music

New Ways of Looking at Chamber Music

Myra Russel

Dubliners

Sense Deprivation in 'After the Race' and a 'Painful Case'

George L. Coleman

Indirect Questions in Dubliners

Liisa Dahl

'The Story of the Injured Lady': Gender and lntertextuality in Dubliners

Therese Fisher-Seidel

Humour in Dubliners -- A Passed-Over Element

Johannes Hedberg

K-marked Names in Dubliners

James Mcnally

The Unnarrated in Dubliners

Harold Mosher

The Geometry of Meaning in Dubliners: An Euclidian Approach