Courses

Spring 2026

Ulysses

, 0 pts, UN3042

Ulysses

The seminar will look at the structure of the novel, its plan, with special attention paid to ‘The Odyssey’, but also to the variations in tone in the book, the parodies and elaborate games becoming more complex as the book proceeds. We will examine a number of Irish texts that are relevant to the making of ‘Ulysses’, including Robert Emmett’s speech from the dock, Yeats’s ‘The Countess Cathleen’ and Lady Gregory translations from Irish folk-tales.

Section Number
001
Call Number
12896
Day, Time & Location
T 12:10PM-2:00PM 612 Philosophy Hall
Instructor
Colm Toibin