Dubliners

ISBN-13: 9781554811229 / Angielski / Miękka / 2016 / 336 str.

James Joyce; Keri Walsh

Opis

James Joyce's haunting stories of turn-of-the-century Dublin are among the most influential in modern literature.

Spis treści

• Appendix A: Contemporary Reviews
• Times Literary Supplement (18 June 1914)
• Athenaeum (20 June 1914)
• New Statesman (27 June 1914)
• Everyman Review (3 July 1914)
• Academy (11 July 1914)
• From Ezra Pound, ""Dubliners and Mr. James Joyce,"" The Egoist (15 July 1914)
• The Irish Book Lover (November 1914)
• Appendix B: Literary Contexts
• From Matthew Arnold, ""On the Study of Celtic Literature"" (1867)
• From Padraic Colum, ""With James Joyce in Ireland"" (1922)
• From Henry James, ""The Story-Teller at Large: Mr. Henry Harland"" (April 1898)
• From Emile Zola, Preface to Thérése Raquin: A Realistic Novel (1887)
• Caroline Norton, ""The Arab's Farewell to His Horse"" (c. 1830)
• From W.B. Yeats, ""Ireland and the Arts"" (1903)
• From John Eglinton, ""The Philosophy of the Celtic Movement"" (1918)
• Appendix C: Dublin Musical and Performance Culture
• From Augusta Gregory, ""West Irish Ballads"" (1903)
• Charles Dibdin, ""The Lass that Loves a Sailor"" (1811)
• George Linley, ""Arrayed for the Bridal"" (1835)
• Anonymous, ""The Lass of Aughrim"" (date unknown)
• Alfred Bunn and Michael William Balfe, ""I Dreamt that I Dwelt in Marble Halls"" (1843)
• ""Dougherty's Boarding House,"" Wheman Bros.' Pocket Size Irish Song Book (1909)
• Appendix D: Emigration
• From Rev. Michael J. Henry, ""A Century of Irish Emigration"" (1900)
• From Maud Gonne, ""Ways of Checking Emigration"" (15 October 1901)
• Philip Francis Little, ""Farewell to the Land"" (1901)
• From Sophie Raffalovich O'Brien, ""Parents and Children"" (1904)
• Appendix E: Religion, Home Rule, and the Struggle for Independence
• From Charles Stewart Parnell's Address in Cork (22 January 1885)
• From Katharine Tynan, ""The Parnell Split"" (1912)
• From Filson Young, ""Holy Ireland"" (1903)
• Maud Gonne, ""The Famine Queen"" (7 April 1900)
• From Michael J.F. McCarthy, ""In Catholic Dublin"" (1903)