tipsyturvy Ulysses
Eric LewisThree friends, and an occasional guest, talk about the fun bits of James Joyce's Ulysses over a beer, episode by episode. In each episode, we—Eric, Wendy, and Shinjini—will explore the parts of Ulysses we love, the parts we hate, and the parts we are downright confused by. Love it. Hate it. Don’t Get it. Grab a beverage and join us!
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 47 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Eric, Wendy, and Shinjini make their long-awaited return, discussing what's useful to know about Joyce's life to understand Ulysses and the particulars of Bloom's parents' deaths and his family life in response to listener questions.
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As if we had the option of using any other quote for this episode’s title. Eric leads a discussion of the end of “Penelope” and the end of Ulysses. Specifically, this episode covers sentences 7 and 8 (pages 633-41 and lines 1149-1611 in the Gabler ed... more
Shinjini leads a discussion of sentences 4, 5, and 6 of “Penelope” (pages 621-33 in the Gabler edition). They’re long sentences, obviously.
In a shockingly efficient, less than an hour long conversation, we cover internalized misogyny, marital inti... more
Wendy leads Eric and Shinjini through a discussion of the first third of “Penelope,” or at least the first chunk of the episode to fall out of her decaying Gabler edition. They discuss:
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The episode’s style and structure
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The Blooms’ m... more
Wendy and Eric discuss themes in Ulysses, drawn at random out of a bowl: family, entrails, Irishness, and loyalty.
Beverages:
* Eric: Protea rosé (Antonij Rupert Wyne, Franschhoek, South Africa)
* Wendy: Moretti, pale lager (Udeni, Italy)
Wendy leads Eric and Shinjini through a discussion of the second half of “Ithaca,” the penultimate episode of Ulysses. They discuss:
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The differences between the episode’s two halves
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Parsing difficult passages
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The what and why... more
Shinjini and Eric finally return to the text of Ulysses to begin discussing "Ithaca," reputedly Eric's favorite episode. They discuss the episode's alienating question-and-answer format, focus, and language; its depictions of loneliness and Bloom's s... more
Wendy, Shinjini, and Eric celebrate Bloomsday by reminiscing about Bloomsdays past, discussing potential Bloomsday cosplay, drinking special drinks, and–of course–selecting, reciting, and discussing some beloved passages from Ulysses!
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- Great fun
I am listening as an accompaniment to the Ulysses class at the Rosenbach Museum in Philly (where the original manuscript lives!) this is so helpful…many insights and questions. Thanks!
Apple Podcasts5tg53
United States3 years ago - Fantastic!
I have always been intimidated by Ulysses but these three podcasters make me feel that I CAN read it and their conversations continue to give me the tools to read it well. Fantastic podcast.
Apple Podcasts5EABFIVEUnited States3 years ago - Great Conversations
Lovely mix of playfulness and erudition. I read this book back in college, and listening has brought back fond memories.
Apple Podcasts5David SpitzUnited States4 years ago
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