11 11 11 (Free subscription) | yesterday
“When Bloom discovers that Stephen Dedalus is living in the city, the two arrange to meet on the Number 11 Outer Circle tram so the “Bull Ring Befriending Bard” can take him on a guided tour of the city’s key residential areas, even though most of them are still fields. Unfortunately, Bloom boards a number [...]
Home of The Good Lorax (Free subscription) | 11/07/2009
This 13 minutes French animation by Jeremy Clapin tells a story about Henry, just an average guy whose life has been altered by his encounter with some 150 tonnes meteorite. It's a nice animation, cute but in a dark way. Enjoy, and have a great weekend! :) Skhizein (Jérémy Clapin,2008) from Stephen Dedalus on Vimeo .
Alternative-Read.com (Free subscription) | 10/31/2009
An encounter with a meteorite displaces a man exactly 91 centimeters away from himself. Very clever! Skhizein (Jérémy Clapin,2008) from Stephen Dedalus on Vimeo . Loath cockroaches? You'll love this then! Alternative-Read.com: The "Inside Story" by Sassy Brit and her Gang! ~ http://www.twibes.com/group/READERSandREVIEWERS ~ Chat and Promo Group ~ WHAT'S ON YOUR...
3quarksdaily (Free subscription) | 10/21/2009
... “Now days are dragon-ridden, the nightmare / Rides upon sleep.” Even Joyce has his protagonist Stephen Dedalus murmuring lines from Yeats’s early poem “Who Goes with Fergus'” on Sandymount strand: “And no more turn aside and brood / Upon love’s bitter mystery.” Like Shakespeare, Yeats is inescapable. Yet few critics, including Ellmann, have seemed entirely comfortable with this fact....
freeranger (Free subscription) | 10/17/2009
... streets, like blood in the body, "the weather as uncertain as a baby's bottom" (Simon Dedalus). Bohemia in Dublin was compulsory: in Paris, optional. Joyce was in revolt against a sort of arrogant bohemianism: culture separated from everyday life. The lecturer, as a writer on Ulysses , described himself as like a soccer correspondent for the book. He quoted the Balinese response...
Conversational Reading (Free subscription) | 10/16/2009
... remains of it, cares little for the middle-aged Jew (Leopold Bloom) and distraught young poet (Stephen Dedalus) who are the protagonists of Joyce’s messy masterpiece. The heroes of our time are Harvard “symbologists”...
3quarksdaily (Free subscription) | 10/10/2009
... “Now days are dragon-ridden, the nightmare / Rides upon sleep.” Even Joyce has his protagonist Stephen Dedalus murmuring lines from Yeats’s early poem “Who Goes with Fergus'” on Sandymount strand: “And no more turn aside and brood / Upon love’s bitter mystery.” Like Shakespeare, Yeats is inescapable. Yet few critics, including Ellmann, have seemed entirely comfortable with this fact....
Moderato (Free subscription) | 10/10/2009
... – like his subsequently opting for marriage rather than travel – separates him from Paul Morel and Stephen Dedalus, he is also reflecting his author’s experience. Biographically, there are other important differences. Alone among the three novelists, Maugham took part in the First World War: with skill and sangfroid both as a medical orderly and, later, though not without some failures,...
Boston Review (Free subscription) | 09/29/2009
... “Now days are dragon-ridden, the nightmare / Rides upon sleep.” Even Joyce has his protagonist Stephen Dedalus murmuring lines from Yeats’s early poem “Who Goes with Fergus'” on Sandymount strand: “And no more turn aside and brood / Upon love’s bitter mystery.” Like Shakespeare, Yeats is inescapable.Yet few critics, including Ellmann, have seemed entirely comfortable with this fact....
