Titlebook: James Joyce; Interviews and Recol E. H. Mikhail (Professor of English) Book 1990 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Lim

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978-1-349-09424-0Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1990

愤怒事实

CESS

忍耐

A Sister Recalls Joyce in Dublin,Jim, as we used to call him, ’said Mrs Monaghan, ‘was very gentle and quiet. I don’t ever remember him going out with my father drinking. He didn’t drink much. ’Mrs Monaghan’s father, John Stanislaus Joyce, is a leading character in his son’s writings, and he is still remembered in Dublin as a drinker in the epic Irish tradition.

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Frisky

,‘Diseases of the Ox’,In the . Joyce writes of‘Stephen pointing to the title page of Cranly’s book on which was written “Diseases of the Ox”. ’This apparently trivial incident affords much material for rumination. Here is the story.

Melodrama

臆断

Joyce Among the Journalists,In 1909 George Bernard Shaw wrote a one-act play, ., which he described as ‘a sermon in crude melodrama’. The play was to be produced in a West-End (London) theatre when the Censor of Plays banned it. Certain references by Blanco Posnet to the Deity, which sounded disrespectful, were objected to. Shaw refused to alter them.

ineluctable

James Joyce in Trieste,In appearance Jim has not changed much from what he was when he arrived in Trieste. He is over forty. Lean, lithe, tall, he might almost seem a sportsman if he had not the negligent gait of a person who does not care what he does with his limbs.