Joyce’s Ulysses | 4.28 GB
Course No. 237 (24 lectures, 30 minutes/lecture) | English | XVID 448x320 29fps (4:3) @715Kbps | MP3 96Kbps 48Khz
Taught by James A. W. Heffernan | Dartmouth College | Ph.D., Princeton University

Ulysses depicts a world that is as fully conceived and vibrant as anything in Homer or Shakespeare. It has been delighting and puzzling readers since it was first published on Joyce's 40th birthday, February 2, 1922.

Enigmas, Puzzles, and Epic Pleasures
It is, perhaps, a book whose pleasures you've always wanted to learn to savor but never quite worked yourself up to reading. And who can blame you? After all, Joyce himself famously boasted that "I've put in so many enigmas and puzzles that it will keep the professors busy for centuries arguing over what I meant!"

This is where Professor Heffernan's lectures help. Whether or not you have read this book, you'll find that his lectures, the fruit of decades of distinguished teaching, make an excellent guide to the many-layered pleasures of this modern epic.
Illuminating the dramatic and artistic integrity behind the novel's most notoriously challenging passages, he explains why this frank, pathbreaking novel was praised as a landmark and damned as obscene—even banned—as soon as it first appeared.
Professor Heffernan argues that Joyce, for all his waggish gamester's love of masks, mimicry, and literary red herrings, is behind them all the passionate teller of a vitally human tale, "a priest of the eternal imagination" yearning to transmute "the daily bread of experience into the radiant body of everliving life."

A Book of Many Turns
Ulysses is many books at once:

An inspired modern reweaving of the fabric of Homer's mighty Odyssey
A supreme synthesis of realism and symbolism
A grandly comic and at times bawdy work—a seriocomic parable about art and experience
A symphonic, kaleidoscopic portrayal of the sights, sounds, and voices of Dublin and every city
A dazzling work of masterfully handled prose styles and narrative devices.
It is an unsentimental but deeply felt story that uses concrete facts of mundane life in a particular time and place to say something truly extraordinary and universal that speaks to all that is human in us.

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