Rethinking Joyce's Dubliners

Claire A. Culleton is Professor of English at Kent State University, USA. Her books include Names and Naming in Joyce; Working-Class Culture, Women, and Britain, 1914-1921; and Joyce and the G-Men: J. Edgar Hoover’s Manipulation of Modernism. She has also collaborated on two co-edited collections, Modernism on File: Writers, Artists, and the FBI, 1920-1950 and Irish Modernism and the Global Primitive.Ellen Scheible is Associate Professor of English and Coordinator of Irish Studies at Bridgewater State University, USA. Her recent publications have appeared in Hypermedia Joyce Studies and New Hibernia Review.  She is the president of the New England regional branch of the American Conference for Irish Studies.

• 1. Introduction. Rethinking Dubliners: A Case for What Happens in Joyce’s Stories by Claire A. Culleton and Ellen Scheible.- Chapter 2. “The thin end of the wedge”: How Things Start in Dubliners by Claire A. Culleton.- Chapter 3. “No There There”: Place, Absence, and Negativity in “A Painful Case’” by Margot Norris.- Chapter 4. A “Sensation of Freedom” and the Rejection of Possibility in Dubliners by Jim LeBlanc.- Chapter 5. “Scudding in towards Dublin”: Joyce Studies and the Online Mapping Dubliners Project by Jasmine Mulliken.- Chapter 6.  Joyce’s Mirror Stages and “The Dead” by Ellen Scheible.- Chapter 7.  Joyce’s Blinders: an Urban Ecocritical Study of Dubliners and More by Joseph P. Kelly.- Chapter 8. Counterpart's Clashing Cultures: Navigating Among Print, Printing, and Oral Narratives in Turn of the Century Dublin by Miriam O’Kane Mara.- Chapter 9. Intermental Epiphanies: Rethinking Dubliners with Cognitive Psychology by Martin Brick.- Chapter 10. From “spiritual paralysis” to “spiritual liberation”: Joyce’s Samaritan “Grace” by Jack Dudley.- Chapter 11. Men in Slow Motion: Male Gesture in “Two Gallants” by Enda Duffy.