ISSN 1327-9556
Vol. 9, Issue Special 4, 2005October 30, 2005 AEST
‘Bloomsdaying’: James Joyce in performance and the more-common-than-you-would-think Reader
‘Bloomsdaying’: James Joyce in performance and the more-common-than-you-would-think Reader
Articles in Vol. 9, Issue Special 4, 2005
Vol. 9, Issue Special 4, 2005
- IntroductionWenche Ommundsen
- Critical Slag / Critical SlogPeter Craven
- Critical AbsencesSylvia Lawson
- The word processor and the shift in visual design of the short storyFrank Moorhouse
- The Hunger for IdeasCaro Llewellyn
- The Word Made Flesh: Festival, Carnality and Literary ConsumptionMichael Meehan
- 'Bloomsdaying': James Joyce in performance and the more-common-than-you-would-think ReaderFrances Devlin-Glass
- Marginalia: The Public Life of Australian PoetryDavid McCooey
- 'If it's Tuesday, this must be Jane Austen': Literary tourism and the heritage industryWenche Ommundsen
- The Fiftieth Gate : An Australian case study in twentieth-century 'popular' publishingRobin Freeman
- The unhallowed art: Literature and literary fakes in AustraliaMaria Takolander
Devlin-Glass, Frances. 2005. “‘Bloomsdaying’: James Joyce in Performance and the More-Common-than-You-Would-Think Reader.” TEXT 9 (Special 4): 1–20. https://doi.org/10.52086/001c.31929.