READ and LISTEN simultaneously to Joyce’s ULYSSES. When you lose your way click on the U.C. “Ulysses Challenge” button and get an explanation of what is occurring in that particular section.
Scylla and Charybdis National Library 2.00 p.m. June 16th 1904 Penguin Classics 2000 James Joyce’s Ulysses Pages 235-280
Wandering Rocks Labyrinth of Streets 3.00 p.m. June 16th 1904 Penguin Classics 2000 James Joyce’s Ulysses Pages 280-328
There is not an abstract idea that you can hold in your mind but words, poetic language that you can embody, so the story comes alive in the language itself. Joyce’s Ulysses upholds poetry as the primary form of the mind, prior to intellect and free from reflection and reasoning.