Valérie Bénéjam teaches literature at Nantes University. Her study of the role of theatre and drama in Joyce's fiction (Joyce's Theatrical Poetics: The Novel Language of Drama) is soon to be published by the University Press of Florida.Tim Conley is Professor and Chair of the Department of English at Brock University in Canada. He has written and edited several books on Joyce, the most recent of which is The Varieties of Joycean Experience (Anthem, 2021).Sam Slote is a Professor in the School of English at Trinity College Dublin. He is the co-author of Annotations to James Joyce’s “Ulysses” (Oxford, 2022).

• AbbreviationsList of FiguresNotes on ContributorsIntroduction: Centripetal Joyce / Joyce CentrifugalSam SlotePart 1: Centripetal Joyce1 Recommending Ulysses in 2022Eimear McBride2 Everyday Is Bloomsday: Living with Joyce in DublinMark O’Connell3 “Walking into Eternity”: Peripatetic, Seascape, and Nebeneinander in “Proteus”Seungho Lee4 Glasnevin: the Heart of an Elegiac UlyssesTimothy Martin5 Ireland’s First Readers, Reviewers, and Admirers of UlyssesNiels CaulPart 2: Joyce Centrifugal6 The Oral and the Written in UlyssesStephanie Nelson7 Forms Changed into New Bodies: Connecting Elements in Joyce’s Ulysses and Ovid’s MetamorphosesBarry A. Spence8 Dutch Connections: James Joyce in the Netherlands, 1918–1941Onno Kosters9 Including Frances SteloffJonathan Ezra Goldman10 Peripheral Modernism: James Joyce and Derek Walcott in the Contact ZoneCorentin Jégou11 “The Undercurrent beneath the Watered Surface of the Words”: John Cage’s Writing through Finnegans Wake as Erasure PoetryEmily Schuck12 “Possibilities of the Possible as Possible”: Reading Ulysses for a New Joyce StudiesCathryn PiwinskiIndex

Valérie Bénéjam teaches literature at Nantes University. Her study of the role of theatre and drama in Joyce's fiction (Joyce's Theatrical Poetics: The Novel Language of Drama) is soon to be published by the University Press of Florida.Tim Conley is Professor and Chair of the Department of English at Brock University in Canada. He has written and edited several books on Joyce, the most recent of which is The Varieties of Joycean Experience (Anthem, 2021).Sam Slote is a Professor in the School of English at Trinity College Dublin. He is the co-author of Annotations to James Joyce’s “Ulysses” (Oxford, 2022).

• AbbreviationsList of FiguresNotes on ContributorsIntroduction: Centripetal Joyce / Joyce CentrifugalSam SlotePart 1: Centripetal Joyce1 Recommending Ulysses in 2022Eimear McBride2 Everyday Is Bloomsday: Living with Joyce in DublinMark O’Connell3 “Walking into Eternity”: Peripatetic, Seascape, and Nebeneinander in “Proteus”Seungho Lee4 Glasnevin: the Heart of an Elegiac UlyssesTimothy Martin5 Ireland’s First Readers, Reviewers, and Admirers of UlyssesNiels CaulPart 2: Joyce Centrifugal6 The Oral and the Written in UlyssesStephanie Nelson7 Forms Changed into New Bodies: Connecting Elements in Joyce’s Ulysses and Ovid’s MetamorphosesBarry A. Spence8 Dutch Connections: James Joyce in the Netherlands, 1918–1941Onno Kosters9 Including Frances SteloffJonathan Ezra Goldman10 Peripheral Modernism: James Joyce and Derek Walcott in the Contact ZoneCorentin Jégou11 “The Undercurrent beneath the Watered Surface of the Words”: John Cage’s Writing through Finnegans Wake as Erasure PoetryEmily Schuck12 “Possibilities of the Possible as Possible”: Reading Ulysses for a New Joyce StudiesCathryn PiwinskiIndex

Valérie Bénéjam teaches literature at Nantes University. Her study of the role of theatre and drama in Joyce's fiction (Joyce's Theatrical Poetics: The Novel Language of Drama) is soon to be published by the University Press of Florida.Tim Conley is Professor and Chair of the Department of English at Brock University in Canada. He has written and edited several books on Joyce, the most recent of which is The Varieties of Joycean Experience (Anthem, 2021).Sam Slote is a Professor in the School of English at Trinity College Dublin. He is the co-author of Annotations to James Joyce’s “Ulysses” (Oxford, 2022).

• AbbreviationsList of FiguresNotes on ContributorsIntroduction: Centripetal Joyce / Joyce CentrifugalSam SlotePart 1: Centripetal Joyce1 Recommending Ulysses in 2022Eimear McBride2 Everyday Is Bloomsday: Living with Joyce in DublinMark O’Connell3 “Walking into Eternity”: Peripatetic, Seascape, and Nebeneinander in “Proteus”Seungho Lee4 Glasnevin: the Heart of an Elegiac UlyssesTimothy Martin5 Ireland’s First Readers, Reviewers, and Admirers of UlyssesNiels CaulPart 2: Joyce Centrifugal6 The Oral and the Written in UlyssesStephanie Nelson7 Forms Changed into New Bodies: Connecting Elements in Joyce’s Ulysses and Ovid’s MetamorphosesBarry A. Spence8 Dutch Connections: James Joyce in the Netherlands, 1918–1941Onno Kosters9 Including Frances SteloffJonathan Ezra Goldman10 Peripheral Modernism: James Joyce and Derek Walcott in the Contact ZoneCorentin Jégou11 “The Undercurrent beneath the Watered Surface of the Words”: John Cage’s Writing through Finnegans Wake as Erasure PoetryEmily Schuck12 “Possibilities of the Possible as Possible”: Reading Ulysses for a New Joyce StudiesCathryn PiwinskiIndex