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Issue 61.3-4: The Translation Issue

The Translation Issue: “Tell Us in Plain Words”

Plenty of Preprosperousness

Jeffrey Drouin, Editor

Perspectives

“U.P. 2.0”: Ulysses Goes Psychedelic . . . Twice!

Richard J. Gerber

“How can you cross water really?”: Reflections on the Twenty-Ninth International James Joyce Symposium, Glasgow, Scotland, 14-19 June 2024

Zoe Patterson

“His biografiend in fact”: A Report on the 2024 Trieste Joyce School, Trieste, Italy, 29 June-4 July 2024

Emily Bell

In Memoriam: David Hayman (1927-2024)

Sam Slote

Articles

Introduction to the Translation of “Como está hecho el Ulises” (“How Ulysses is Made”)

Michelle Clayton

How Ulysses is Made

Ricardo Piglia

The Translation of Joyce’s Letters into Catalan

Dídac Pujol

Brazilian Joyce: An Analysis of Slang in the Brazilian Translations of Ulysses

Camille Vilela-Jones

The Geno-song and Pheno-song of the “Sirens”: The Finnish, Swedish, and Italian (Re)Translations of the Musical Prose of “Sirens”

Lauri A. Niskanen and Arianna Autieri

A Translation to Bring Anyone to Their Chineknees

Andre Louw

“Our war is with words”: James Joyce’s A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man, Dora Marsden, and Egoistic Language

Thomas Haughton

Current JJ Checklist

William S. Brockman

Entertainments

Bicycle Duty

Jim Ward

Reviews

The Reader’s Joyce: “Ulysses,” Authorship, and the Authority of the Reader, by Sophie Corser

Vicki Mahaffey

An Irish-Jewish Politician, Joyce’s Dublin, and “Ulysses”: The Life and Times of Albert L. Altman, by Neil R. Davison

Marilyn Reizbaum

James Joyce and Paul Léon: The Story of a Friendship, edited by Alexis Léon, Anna Maria Léon, and Luca Crispi

Jonathan Goldman

The Birth of Intertextuality: The Riddle of Creativity, by Scarlett Baron

Katarzyna Bazarnik

Subjectivity and Nationhood in Yeats, Joyce, and Beckett: Nietzschean Constellations, by Matthew Fogarty

Hamid Farahmandian

Multiple Joyce: One Hundred Short Essays about James Joyce’s Cultural Legacy, by David Collard

Aaron Jaffe