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Room: 200: Time Makes the Tune. Musical Perspectives
Chair: Michelle Witen (St John's College, Oxford)
Alex Niven (St John's College, Oxford) (left): "Elementary Modernism: Joyce, Pound, and Musical Sentimentalism"
Judith Harrington (Independent scholar) (right): "A Closer Look at Marie Kendall"
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Room: 200: Time Makes the Tune. Musical Perspectives
Chair: Michelle Witen (St John's College, Oxford)
Michelle Witen (St John's College, Oxford) (speaking): "Burst Tympanum and Silent Roars: Un-Handel that Woman!"
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Room: 217: "The Same People Living in the Same Place": Joyce and Nationalism
Chair: Kyoung-sook Kim (right 2)
Ching-ying Hsu (Durham University) (left 1): Laughter in the Dungeon: Rhetorical Excess and Symptomatic Nationalism in Cyclops
Keith Haughton (University of Waterloo) (right 1): Nausicaa and Nationalism
Taeun Min (Chonnam National University, South Korea) (left 2): The Easter Rising and the Citizen
Kyoung-sook Kim (University of Utah): A Personalized History in A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
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Room: 217: "The Same People Living in the Same Place": Joyce and Nationalism
Chair: Kyoung-sook Kim
Taeun Min (Chonnam National University, South Korea) (sitting): "The Easter Rising and the Citizen"
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Room: AULA: PLENARY:
Introduced by Louis Armand (Charles University Prague) (speaking):
Daniel Ferrer (ITEM/Ecole Normale Superieure, Paris):
"The Possible Worlds of Joycean Genetics"
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Room: AULA: PLENARY:
Introduced by Louis Armand (Charles University Prague):
Daniel Ferrer (ITEM/Ecole Normale Superieure, Paris) (speaking):
"The Possible Worlds of Joycean Genetics"
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Room: AULA: PLENARY:
Introduced by Louis Armand (Charles University Prague):
Daniel Ferrer (ITEM/Ecole Normale Superieure, Paris):
"The Possible Worlds of Joycean Genetics"
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Room: AULA: PLENARY:
Introduced by Louis Armand (Charles University Prague):
Daniel Ferrer (ITEM/Ecole Normale Superieure, Paris):
"The Possible Worlds of Joycean Genetics"
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Room: AULA: Intertext and Interpretation
Chair: Geert Lernout (left)
Scarlett Baron (Magdalen College, Oxford) (right): Joyce, Darwin, and Literary Evolution
Geert Lernout (University of Antwerp): James Joyce as a Modernist
Dirk Van Hulle (University of Antwerp) (middle): Joyce in Beckett's Library
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Room: AULA: Intertext and Interpretation
Chair: Geert Lernout (left)
Scarlett Baron (Magdalen College, Oxford) (right): Joyce, Darwin, and Literary Evolution
Geert Lernout (University of Antwerp): James Joyce as a Modernist
Dirk Van Hulle (University of Antwerp) (middle): Joyce in Beckett's Library
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Room: 18: Time, Textual Histories and Prehistories
Chair: Nick De Marco
Francis Haran (BI Norwegian School of Management) (left standing): "History According to Nature and History According to Culture: Striking the Fine Balance between Real and Ideal Time in Ulysses"
Noam Flinker (Ben-Gurion University, University of Haifa) (right): "17th Century Anticipations of Ulysses"
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Room: AULA: Joyce with Kafka I
Chair: David Spurr (right 2)
David Spurr (University of Geneva): "Paranoid Modernism in Joyce and Kafka"
Jean-Michel Rabate (University of Pennsylvania) (left 2): "Joyce and Kafka"
Joelle Zois (Independent scholar) (left 1, standing): "Joyce: Kafka: Lacan: On Unsent Letters That Always Reach Their Destination"
Katharine Streip (Concordia University, Montreal) (right 1): "Joyce and Kafka: Visual Technologies, Pleasure and Anxiety"
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Room: 200: Dirty Jim and the Underbelly of Periodical Studies
Chair: Sean Latham (left 1 standing)
Jennifer Burns Levin (University of Oregon) (left 2): 'Marketing "The Leer of the Sensualist" in The Little Review and Two Worlds Magazines'
Ronan Crowley (SUNY Buffalo) (right 2): '"The absolute 'outside edge' of modern minxdom": Dressing up Bloom for "Circe"'
Sebastian D. G. Knowles (Ohio State University) (right 1): "Seeing the Joe Millers, Joyce, Jokes, and Amygdala"
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Room: 200: Dirty Jim and the Underbelly of Periodical Studies
Chair: Sean Latham
Jennifer Burns Levin (University of Oregon) (speaking): 'Marketing "The Leer of the Sensualist" in The Little Review and Two Worlds Magazines'
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Room: 200: Dirty Jim and the Underbelly of Periodical Studies
Chair: Sean Latham
Ronan Crowley (SUNY Buffalo) (speaking): '"The absolute 'outside edge' of modern minxdom": Dressing up Bloom for "Circe"'
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Room: 200: Dirty Jim and the Underbelly of Periodical Studies
Chair: Sean Latham
Sebastian D. G. Knowles (Ohio State University) (speaking): "Seeing the Joe Millers, Joyce, Jokes, and Amygdala"
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Room: AULA: PLENARY:
Introduced by Louis Armand (Charles University Prague):
David Hayman (University of Wisconsin-Madison) (speaking):
"Finnegans Wake: Trapped Writer and Ensnared Reader"
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Room: AULA: PLENARY:
Introduced by Louis Armand (Charles University Prague):
David Hayman (University of Wisconsin-Madison) (speaking in front):
"Finnegans Wake: Trapped Writer and Ensnared Reader"
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Room: AULA: ROUNDTABLE:
"Joyce and the Technopoetics of Donald Theall"
Tom Rice (right 2), Louis Armand (right 1, chair), David Vichnar (left 1) and Ian Hays (left 2)
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Room: AULA: ROUNDTABLE:
"Joyce and the Technopoetics of Donald Theall"
Tom Rice (right 2), Louis Armand (right 1, chair), David Vichnar (left 1) and Ian Hays (left 2)
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Outside of Room 301
Book launch and wine reception
Tim Conley: Joyce's Disciples Disciplined: An Re-Exagmination of the Exagmination of Work in Progress (UCD Press)
David Vichnar and Louis Armand eds.: Hypermedia Joyce (Litteraria Pragensia Books)
David Vichnar: Joyce Against Theory (Litteraria Pragensia Books)
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Outside of Room 301
Book launch and wine reception
Tim Conley: Joyce's Disciples Disciplined: An Re-Exagmination of the Exagmination of Work in Progress (UCD Press)
David Vichnar and Louis Armand eds.: Hypermedia Joyce (Litteraria Pragensia Books)
David Vichnar: Joyce Against Theory (Litteraria Pragensia Books)
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Room: 18: Finnegans Wake: Motifs and References II
Chair: Carla Marengo Vaglio (left)
Eishiro Ito (Iwate Prefectural University) (right): Noh and Zen in Finnegans Wake: "Prafarfeast" "in the east" (FW 541)
Mia L McIver (University of California, Irvine) (middle): "Ash in the Troposphere: The Century of Joyce"
Carla Marengo Vaglio (Universit di Torino): "Jousse and Joyce: The Language of the Origins"
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Room: 18: Finnegans Wake: Motifs and References II
Chair: Carla Marengo Vaglio (left)
Eishiro Ito (Iwate Prefectural University) (right standing): Noh and Zen in Finnegans Wake: "Prafarfeast" "in the east" (FW 541)
Mia L McIver (University of California, Irvine) (middle): "Ash in the Troposphere: The Century of Joyce"
Carla Marengo Vaglio (Universit di Torino): "Jousse and Joyce: The Language of the Origins"
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Room: 18: Finnegans Wake: Motifs and References II
Chair: Carla Marengo Vaglio
Eishiro Ito (Iwate Prefectural University) (speaking): Noh and Zen in Finnegans Wake: "Prafarfeast" "in the east" (FW 541)
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Room: 18: Finnegans Wake: Motifs and References II
Chair: Carla Marengo Vaglio
Eishiro Ito (Iwate Prefectural University): Noh and Zen in Finnegans Wake: "Prafarfeast" "in the east" (FW 541)
Mia L McIver (University of California, Irvine): "Ash in the Troposphere: The Century of Joyce"
Carla Marengo Vaglio (Universit di Torino): "Jousse and Joyce: The Language of the Origins"
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Room: 18: Finnegans Wake: Motifs and References II
Chair: Carla Marengo Vaglio
Mia L McIver (University of California, Irvine) (speaking): "Ash in the Troposphere: The Century of Joyce"
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Room: 18: Finnegans Wake: Motifs and References II
Chair: Carla Marengo Vaglio
Carla Marengo Vaglio (Universit di Torino) (speaking): "Jousse and Joyce: The Language of the Origins"
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Room: 18: Ulysses: Metaphorical Economies
Chair: Akira Tamura (right)
Katharina Hagena (Independent scholar) (left): Aquacities of Thought and Language
Rasheed Tazudeen (University of California-Berkeley) (middle): Fabular Discourse and the Economy of Animal Metaphor in Ulysses
Akira Tamura (Kinjo Gakuin University): '"Wandering Rocks" and Carlyle's Sartor Resartus'
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Room: 18: Ulysses: Metaphorical Economies
Chair: Akira Tamura
Katharina Hagena (Independent scholar) (speaking): Aquacities of Thought and Language
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Room: 18: Ulysses: Metaphorical Economies
Chair: Akira Tamura
Rasheed Tazudeen (University of California-Berkeley) (speaking): Fabular Discourse and the Economy of Animal Metaphor in Ulysses
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Room: 18: Ulysses: Metaphorical Economies
Chair: Akira Tamura
Akira Tamura (Kinjo Gakuin University) (speaking): '"Wandering Rocks" and Carlyle's Sartor Resartus'
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Room: AULA: Errears and Erroriboose: Joyce and Error
Chair: Sam Slote (middle)
Amanda Sigler (University of Virginia) (left standing): "Decoding Errors in Little Magazines"
Matthew Creasy (University of Glasgow) (right): "Ulysses, Education and Error"
Sam Slote (Trinity College): "An Imperfect Wake"
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Room: 301: Genetic Readings
Chair: Luca Crispi (right)
Alison Lacivita (Trinity College Dublin) (middle): '"Their livetree (may it flourish!) by their ecotaph": Nature in Finnegans Wake'
Viviana Mirela Braslasu (University of Antwerp) (left); "Joyce and The Vikings"
Luca Crispi (University College Dublin): "More Tales Told of Leopold and Molly Bloom"
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Room: AULA: In Memory of Joyce
Chair: David Spurr (left 1)
Hans Jahnke (left 2), Fritz Senn (right 2), and Michael Groden (right 1)
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Room: AULA: In Memory of Joyce
Chair: David Spurr (left 1)
Hans Jahnke (left 2), Fritz Senn (right 2), and Michael Groden (right 1)
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Room: AULA: Problems and Prospects in Editing Joyce
Chair: Terence Killeen (right 2)
Robbert-Jan Henkes: "Finnegans Wake, The Corrected Text" left 1 standing)
Tim Conley (Brock University) (left 2): "How Limited is Your Edition? (Meditations on a New Wake)"
Terence Killeen (James Joyce Centre, Dublin): "Reviewing Rose?: The Danis Rose Edition of Finnegans Wake"
Eli Lassman, University of Oxford, UK (right 1)
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Room: AULA: Problems and Prospects in Editing Joyce
Chair: Terence Killeen (right 2)
Robbert-Jan Henkes: "Finnegans Wake, The Corrected Text" left 1 standing)
Tim Conley (Brock University) (left 2): "How Limited is Your Edition? (Meditations on a New Wake)"
Terence Killeen (James Joyce Centre, Dublin): "Reviewing Rose?: The Danis Rose Edition of Finnegans Wake"
Eli Lassman, University of Oxford, UK (right 1)
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Room: AULA:
Steve McCaffery
"A Poet's Joyce"
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Room: AULA:
Steve McCaffery
"A Poet's Joyce"
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Room: AULA
James Joyce and Contemporary Poetics
Chair: Louis Armand (right 1)
Tom McCarthy (right 2), Karen Mac Cormack (left 1) and Steve McCaffery (left 2)
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Room: AULA
James Joyce and Contemporary Poetics
Chair: Louis Armand
Karen MacCormack (speaking)
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Room: AULA
James Joyce and Contemporary Poetics
Chair: Louis Armand
Steve McCaffery (speaking)
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Room: AULA
James Joyce and Contemporary Poetics
Chair: Louis Armand (right)
Tom McCarthy (left)
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Room: AULA
IJJF Bi-annual General Meeting: Showing our gratitude to the student staff with applause
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Room: AULA
IJJF Bi-annual General Meeting
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Room: AULA
IJJF Bi-annual General Meeting
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Room: AULA
IJJF Bi-annual General Meeting: Sam Slote (left 2), Sebastian Knowles (left 1), Jim LeBlanc (right 2) and Morris Beja (right 1)
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