Current Issue of Joyce Studies Annual Journal
Special Forum on Joyce Studies and Asian American Studies
Introduction: Dyoublong?
Christopher GoGwilt
When Joyce Studies Meets Asian American Studies
Stephen Hong Sohn
“O how the waters come down at Lahore”: Dissident South Asian Feminine Sexualities at the Limits of Joyce
Amal Zaman
JJJJ: Jacqueline Jiang and James Joyce, the Water Ripples
Robin Ortiz-Hernández
Between Joyce Studies and Postcolonial Fiction
Saikat Majumdar in conversation with Amal Zaman
Essays
Insectoid Approaches to the Pandemic: Discourse, Contamination, and Bugs in Joyce and Derrida
Gabriel Renggli
“Oh” and “Ah” in Joyce
Roy Benjamin
Listen, Ulysses: Joyce and Sound
Shantam Goyal
Global Sounds: Counting Non-English Words in Ulysses
Alyssa Krueger
That Limping Seaside Girl: Ableism, Eugenics, and Genre in James Joyce’s “Nausicaa”
Alexis Young
Stephen as Ulysses: The Centripetal and Centrifugal Paths of the Ulysses Myth
Chris Cappelutti
Economies of Salvation in “Grace”
Michael F. Davis
The “Messianic Scene” of “Circe”: Staging Power in the World of Ulysses
Ellen Carol Jones
The Odyssey of Ulysses at the Sunwise Turn Bookshop
Justin Duerr
Ulysses in New York: A Counterfactual View from Fifth Avenue
Robert Spoo