Twenty-First-Century Critical Revisions - Series page

pp i-ii

The New Joyce Studies - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Contents

pp v-vi

Figures

pp vii-vii

Notes on Contributors

pp viii-xii

Acknowledgments

pp xiii-xiii

Abbreviations

pp xiv-xiv

Introduction

pp 1-18

Part I - Scope

pp 19-120

Chapter 1 - The Transcripts of (Post)Colonial Modernity in Ulysses and Accra

pp 21-34

Chapter 2 - Joyce and Race in the Twenty-First Century

pp 35-49

Chapter 3 - Dubliners and French Naturalism

pp 50-63

Chapter 4 - Joyce and Latin American Literature Minor Transnationalism and Modernist Form

pp 64-78

Chapter 5 - The Multiplications of Translation

pp 79-94

Chapter 6 - The Joycean Public Domain and the Shape of Freedom

pp 95-109

Chapter 7 - Ulysses in the World

pp 110-120

Part II - Fragment and Frame

pp 121-190

Chapter 8 - The Intertextual Condition

pp 123-137

Chapter 9 - The Macrogenesis of Ulysses and Finnegans Wake

pp 138-154

Chapter 10 - After The Little Review

pp 155-172

Chapter 11 - Popular Joyce, for Better or Worse

pp 173-190

Part III - Perspective

pp 191-267

Chapter 12 - Joyce’s Nonhuman Ecologies

pp 193-207

Chapter 13 - Joyce and the (Critical) Medical Humanities

pp 208-221

Chapter 14 - The Epistemology of the PantryA Queer Inventory of James Joyce’s “The Dead”

pp 222-234

Chapter 15 - Revisiting the Early Reception of Finnegans Wake in 1939

pp 235-251

Chapter 16 - Joyce and Critical Theory

pp 252-267

Bibliography

pp 268-291