

Ulysses with Anne Fogarty
Feb 2, 2022
Anne Fogarty, Professor of James Joyce and Ulysses, joins Henry in Dublin to recreate a day in the life of Leopold Bloom. They discuss the significance of locations in Ulysses such as the Martello Tower, Eccles Street, Davy Byrnes, and the National Library. They also explore the challenges James Joyce faced in publishing Ulysses, symbolism and repulsion in the novel, and the future and legacy of Ulysses.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Exploring the Martello Tower in Ulysses
01:37 • 15min
The Challenges of Publishing Ulysses
16:32 • 17min
Unfinished Foundations and Press Rhetoric
33:18 • 7min
Exploring Symbolism and Repulsion in Ulysses
39:49 • 2min
Experiences in Dublin: The Bailey Bar, Davie Burns, and the National Library
41:54 • 4min
The Significance of a Moment in James Joyce's Ulysses
46:19 • 25min
The Future and Legacy of Ulysses: Bloomsday Celebrations and Changing Perspectives
01:10:57 • 2min
The Evolution and Influence of James Joyce's Ulysses
01:13:01 • 5min