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Loading... Ulysses Annotatedby Don Gifford
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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. Indispensable as a reference guide for a first or subsequent reading of Joyce's epic. Extremely helpful for understanding how each chapter refers to Homer's equivalent stage in his journey, and how Joyce crafts each chapter to correspond to different styles of writing. For those of us with gaps in our knowledge of classical literature, the frequent references become comprehensible. I guarantee that most readers do not have a thorough enough knowledge of Irish history to read the book without help in this area. My own reading of Ulysses took quite some time, because I used this book extensively so I could really grasp what Joyce was saying. ( )no reviews | add a review
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