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Electronic Versions of Ulysses

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	==Electronic Versions of Ulysses==		==Electronic Versions of Ulysses==

	Wikibooks Annotated ''Ulysses'': https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Annotations_to_James_Joyce%27s_Ulysses/~~Introduction~~		Wikibooks Annotated ''Ulysses'': https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Annotations_to_James_Joyce%27s_Ulysses/Contents
			* the most useful annotated open-source version of Ulysses we've found
			* hit or miss, some parts have no annotations anywhere

	Wikisource Annotated ''Ulysses'': https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Annotated_%22Ulysses%22		<s>Wikisource Annotated ''Ulysses'': https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Annotated_%22Ulysses%22
			* mostly incomplete, only first 4 or 5 chapters have text, haven't found any actual annotations</s>

	Archive.org - Gifford's Annotated ''Ulysses'': https://archive.org/details/ulyssesannotated0000giff		Archive.org - Gifford's Annotated ''Ulysses'': https://archive.org/details/ulyssesannotated0000giff

	Joyce project annotated Ulysses: http://www.joyceproject.com/index.php~~?chapter=wrocks&notes=0~~		Joyce project annotated Ulysses: http://www.joyceproject.com/index.php

	=Table of Contents=		=Table of Contents=

	{{Ulysses}}		{{Ulysses}}

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References

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	=References=		=References=

			==Notes==

	Michael Groden notes: http://www.michaelgroden.com/notes/		Michael Groden notes: http://www.michaelgroden.com/notes/
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	Odyssey (wikipedia page): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Odyssey#Finding_Scenes		Odyssey (wikipedia page): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Odyssey#Finding_Scenes

			==Electronic Versions of Ulysses==

			Wikibooks Annotated ''Ulysses'': https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Annotations_to_James_Joyce%27s_Ulysses/Introduction

			Wikisource Annotated ''Ulysses'': https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Annotated_%22Ulysses%22

			Archive.org - Gifford's Annotated ''Ulysses'': https://archive.org/details/ulyssesannotated0000giff

	Joyce project annotated Ulysses: http://www.joyceproject.com/index.php?chapter=wrocks&notes=0		Joyce project annotated Ulysses: http://www.joyceproject.com/index.php?chapter=wrocks&notes=0

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References

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	Odyssey (wikipedia page): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Odyssey#Finding_Scenes		Odyssey (wikipedia page): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Odyssey#Finding_Scenes

	~~Columbia annotated/color coded version: http://www.columbia.edu/~fms5/ulys.htm~~

	Joyce project annotated Ulysses: http://www.joyceproject.com/index.php?chapter=wrocks&notes=0		Joyce project annotated Ulysses: http://www.joyceproject.com/index.php?chapter=wrocks&notes=0

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2022 Reading

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	Reading Ulysses 100 years after it was originally published		Reading Ulysses 100 years after it was originally published. This time our focus is on expanding on each chapter's page on this wiki, and also navigating Ulysses using our even/odd non-linear route.

	[[Ulysses/2022]]		[[Ulysses/2022]]

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Readings

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	==2011 Reading==		==2011 Reading==

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	I began reading Ulysses in 2011, reading it alongside the audio book. I was listening to Librivox recordings, which were sometimes good and sometimes bad. In this reading I was making notes in each chapter - a few specific notes, but mainly identifying the major themes and the general idea of what's going on (often necessary). I was able to understand the structure by reading Stuart Gilbert's excellent guide. However, while the Gilbert guide explains some of the themes, and highlights many passages that are interesting or notable (making it easier to recognize and remind yourself of the themes in the chapter), it did not do much to make the longer and harder-to-understand chapters any shorter. Thus, the later chapters (Ch. 12-17) are still the hardest parts of the book to get through.		I began reading Ulysses in 2011, reading it alongside the audio book. I was listening to Librivox recordings, which were sometimes good and sometimes bad. In this reading I was making notes in each chapter - a few specific notes, but mainly identifying the major themes and the general idea of what's going on (often necessary). I was able to understand the structure by reading Stuart Gilbert's excellent guide. However, while the Gilbert guide explains some of the themes, and highlights many passages that are interesting or notable (making it easier to recognize and remind yourself of the themes in the chapter), it did not do much to make the longer and harder-to-understand chapters any shorter. Thus, the later chapters (Ch. 12-17) are still the hardest parts of the book to get through.
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	==2016 Reading==		==2016 Reading==

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	I began re-reading Ulysses in its entirety in November 2016, and finished December 2016. I've begun making more detailed notes on each chapter, available via the table of contents below.		I began re-reading Ulysses in its entirety in November 2016, and finished December 2016. I've begun making more detailed notes on each chapter, available via the table of contents below.
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	==2022 Reading==		==2022 Reading==

			{{Main\|Ulysses/2022}}

	Reading Ulysses 100 years after it was originally published		Reading Ulysses 100 years after it was originally published

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2022 Reading

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	==2022 Reading==		==2022 Reading==

	~~Preparing for the 100th anniversary of the publication of~~ Ulysses		Reading Ulysses 100 years after it was originally published

	[[Ulysses/2022]]		[[Ulysses/2022]]

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Readings

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	[[Ulysses/2016]]		[[Ulysses/2016]]

			==2022 Reading==

			Preparing for the 100th anniversary of the publication of Ulysses

			[[Ulysses/2022]]

	=References=		=References=

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			=Background=

	I first read Ulysses in 2011. I've dipped into the book several times since then. It's particularly helpful during tumultuous periods. Most recently, I returned to it after reading Marshall McLuhan's commentary on Joyce, and the way that he demonstrated the way that he explored different mediums for communicating, first with conscious (stream-of-consciousness) methods (in Ulysses), and then with the subconscious elements of language in Finnegan's Wake.		I first read Ulysses in 2011. I've dipped into the book several times since then. It's particularly helpful during tumultuous periods. Most recently, I returned to it after reading Marshall McLuhan's commentary on Joyce, and the way that he demonstrated the way that he explored different mediums for communicating, first with conscious (stream-of-consciousness) methods (in Ulysses), and then with the subconscious elements of language in Finnegan's Wake.

	=2011 Reading=		=Readings=

			==2011 Reading==

	I began reading Ulysses in 2011, reading it alongside the audio book. I was listening to Librivox recordings, which were sometimes good and sometimes bad. In this reading I was making notes in each chapter - a few specific notes, but mainly identifying the major themes and the general idea of what's going on (often necessary). I was able to understand the structure by reading Stuart Gilbert's excellent guide. However, while the Gilbert guide explains some of the themes, and highlights many passages that are interesting or notable (making it easier to recognize and remind yourself of the themes in the chapter), it did not do much to make the longer and harder-to-understand chapters any shorter. Thus, the later chapters (Ch. 12-17) are still the hardest parts of the book to get through.		I began reading Ulysses in 2011, reading it alongside the audio book. I was listening to Librivox recordings, which were sometimes good and sometimes bad. In this reading I was making notes in each chapter - a few specific notes, but mainly identifying the major themes and the general idea of what's going on (often necessary). I was able to understand the structure by reading Stuart Gilbert's excellent guide. However, while the Gilbert guide explains some of the themes, and highlights many passages that are interesting or notable (making it easier to recognize and remind yourself of the themes in the chapter), it did not do much to make the longer and harder-to-understand chapters any shorter. Thus, the later chapters (Ch. 12-17) are still the hardest parts of the book to get through.
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	Here are notes from that reading: [[Ulysses/2011]]		Here are notes from that reading: [[Ulysses/2011]]

	=2016 Reading=		==2016 Reading==

	Re-reading ~~this book~~ in 2016.		I began re-reading Ulysses in its entirety in November 2016, and finished December 2016. I've begun making more detailed notes on each chapter, available via the table of contents below.

	[[Ulysses/2016]]		[[Ulysses/2016]]

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	~~==Chapter by Chapter==~~

	~~{{Ulysses}}~~

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	Joyce project annotated Ulysses: http://www.joyceproject.com/index.php?chapter=wrocks&notes=0		Joyce project annotated Ulysses: http://www.joyceproject.com/index.php?chapter=wrocks&notes=0

			=Table of Contents=

			{{Ulysses}}

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Chapter by Chapter

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-[[Ulysses/Telemachus]]
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