- A text is
deemed Joycean when it is
reminiscent of the
writings of
James Joyce,
particularly Ulysses or
Finnegans Wake.
Joycean fiction exhibits a high...
- The Pre-
Joycean Fellowship,
abbreviated PJF, is a
collective identification that was semi-seriously
adopted by
several writers known for
fantasy and science...
- Friel's
Lovers (1968), then
appeared in The
Incomparable Max (1971) and such
Joycean theatrical projects as
Ulysses in
Nighttown (as
Molly Bloom) and James...
-
called the book "the best book
written about baseball by anyone", a "
Joycean world,
where a
character has on his
kitchen table a game run by the roll...
-
magazine wrote that
Nabokov had "evolved a
vivid English style which combines Joycean word play with a
Proustian evocation of mood and setting".
Nabokov was...
- worldwide. The
National Library of
Ireland holds a
large collection of
Joycean material including m****cripts and notebooks, much of it
available online...
- Sterne, Walpole, Gibbon, ****ens, and Carlyle,
before concluding in a
Joycean version of
contemporary slang. The
development of the
English language...
- is a
former Victorian era pharmacy, now a new and used book store, a
Joycean cultural centre,
hosting daily group readings of Joyce's work and supporting...
- a
recurring theme in
James Joyce's
modernist novel Ulysses (1922). In
Joycean fashion, the word
famously appears in
Leopold Bloom's
inner monologue recalling...
-
Dublin since 1994 and
promotes other Joycean events, such as
community Bloomsday events.
There are
other Joycean displays at: the
Museum of Literature...
