Joyce etexts at Project Gutenberg include complete texts of Chamber Music, Dubliners, A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man, and Ulysses.

Another tackles his best-known text, asking the basic question ‘What is Ulysses about, and how can it be read?’ The issue of ‘difficulty’ raised by Finnegans Wake is directly addressed, and the reader is taken through questions of theme, language, structure and meaning, as well as the book’s composition and the history of Wake criticism.A Short Directory of Joyce Resources Online One essay describes Joyce’s developing achievement in his earlier works ( Stephen Hero, Dubliners, and A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man). The topics covered include his debt to Irish and European writers and traditions, his life in Paris, and the relation of his work to the ‘modern’ spirit of sceptical relativism. The Cambridge Companion to James Joyce contains eleven essays by an international team of leading Joyce scholars. Very funny short film featuring James Joyce playing pitch and put with Samuel Beckett Slightly dated but still useful web-based compilation of criticism and commentary – covers Joyce himself, plus the stories and novels. Particularly strong on Joyce’s early life.Ī Bibliography of Scholarship and Criticism University of Wisconsin – digitised scans of Finnegans Wake and out-of-print studies on Joyce’s language, plus rare critical studies.Īn online version of Ulysses with hyperlinks giving explanations of obscure and classical references in the text.Ĭornell University – a collection of letters, manuscripts, and books documenting the life and work of James Joyce on exhibition in 2005.

The latest addition is a graphic novel version of ‘Ulysses’. Full details of directors and actors, plus box office, technical credits, and quizzes.Įxhibition centre, walking tours, lectures, and newsletter. James Joyce at the Internet Movie DatabaseĪdaptations for the cinema and television – in various languages. It’s not comprehensive, and if you have any ideas for additional resources, please use the ‘Comments’ box below to make suggestions.īiographical notes, study guides to the major works, book reviews, studies of the short stories, bibliographies, web links, study resources.Ī limited collection of free eTexts in a variety of digital formats.įull biography, social background, interpretation of the major works, religion, music, list of biographies, and external web links. This short selection of James Joyce web links offers quick connections to resources for further study. A selection of web-based archives and resources

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