The University of Maryland Colloquium
on James Joyce's Ulysses
Time: Saturday, November 11, 1:30-4:15 PM
Place: Susquehanna Hall, Room 1120, University of Maryland, College
Park
Director: Brian Richardson, English Dept, UM. Email:
richb@umd.edu
SESSION ONE:
*"Syphilis and the Love Child in Ulysses"; David Kadlec, Georgetown
University
*"Shooting the Russian General: Joyce and Early Cinema"; Nicholas Miller, Loyola
*"'The Works of Master Poldy': Everyday Art in Ulysses," Robert Hurd, U of
Maryland
*"Sincerity and Sentiment in Ulysses"; Marguerite Harkness, Virginia
Commonwealth U
SESSION TWO:
*"Sensate Experience in Ulysses"; Christy Burns, College of William and
Mary
*"Raising the Wind in Ulysses"; Mark Osteen, Loyola College
*"The Model for Homeric Models: Lucian's A True Story and Joyce's
Ulysses"; Brian
Richardson, University of Maryland
*"Homer's Penelope (and Joyce's): Contemporary Feminist Scholarship"; Lillian Doherty,
Classics, University of Maryland
This Colloquium is made possible through the generous contributions of the University of
Maryland College of Arts and Humanities and the following departments:
| English | |
Comparative Literature | |
Classics |
For directions to College Park, go to http://www.english.umd.edu/englfac/BRichardson/index.html,
click on Washington Area Modernist Symposium, and scroll to end
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