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ENDNOTES
1
Thomas E. Connolly, "Home Is Where
the Art Is: The Joyce Family Gallery,"
James Joyce Quarterly, 20.1 (Fall
1982): 11-32.
2 Stanislaus Joyce, My
Brother’s Keeper, ed. Richard
Ellmann, London: Faber and Faber, 1958,
151-52.
3 John Eglinton, Irish
Literary Portraits, London: Macmillan,
1935, 136.
4 James Joyce, Stephen
Hero, eds. Theodore Spencer, John
J. Slocum, and Herbert Cahoon, New York:
New Directions, 1963, 211.
7 James Joyce, Ulysses,
ed. Hans Walter Gabler with Wolfhard Steppe
and Claus Melchior, London: The Bodley
Head, 1993, 3.141-43.
8
Stanislaus Joyce, My Brother’s
Keeper, 235.
9
James Joyce, Exiles: A Play in Three
Acts, Including Hitherto Unpublished
Notes by the Author, Discovered After
his death, ed. and with an Introduction
by Padraic Colum, New York: The Viking
Press, 1951.
10 Frank
Budgen, James Joyce and the Making
of "Ulysses," Oxford:
Oxford University Press, 1989, 175-77.
11 Phillip
F. Herring, Joyce’s Notes and
Early Drafts for "Ulysses,"
Selections from the Buffalo Collection,
Charlottesville: The University Press
of Virginia, 1977, 3-10.
12 Robert
Martin Adams, Surface and Symbol,
New York: Oxford University Press,
1967, 231-33.
15
A similar but fuller chronology of Bloom's
life is found in Buffalo VI.B.C.7: 227-28.
16 Myron
Schwartzman, "’Quinnigan’s
Quake!’ John Quinn’s Letters
to James Joyce, 1916-1920," Bulletin
of Research in the Humanities, 81.2
(Summer 1978): 236-41.
17 In October
1916 Joyce claimed that he had written
out a portion of the final three episodes
but these drafts are not extant and
presumably these were quite different
from the versions Joyce drafted in 1920-1921.
18
Margaret Anderson, My Thirty Years’
War, New York: Covici, Friede, 1930,
174-75.
19 Pound/Joyce,
ed. Forrest Read, New York: New
Directions, 1967, 131.
20 Michael
Groden, "Ulysses" in Progress,
Princeton: Princeton University
Press, 1977, 168-71.
21 Sylvia
Beach, Shakespeare and Company,
New York: Harcourt Brace, 1957, 47.
22 From
the Sylvia Beach collection at Princeton,
box 168, folder 3; quoted in Edward
L. Bishop, "The ’Garbled
History’ of the First-edition
Ulysses," Joyce Studies
Annual, 9 (1998): 8.
23 Jane
Lidderdale and Mary Nicholson, Dear
Miss Weaver , London: Faber, 1970,
173; see also Lawrence Rainey, "Consuming
Investments: Joyce’s Ulysses,"
James Joyce Quarterly, 33.4 (Summer
1996): 531-67.
24 Jean-Michel
Rabaté, "’Thank Maurice’:
A Note about Maurice Darantiere,"
Joyce Studies Annual, 2 (1991):
248.
25
Groden, "Ulysses" in Progress,
197-200.
26 See
Groden, "Ulysses" in Progress,
101-14.
27 Daniel
Ferrer, "Reflections on a Discarded
Set of Proofs," Probes: Genetic
Studies in Joyce, eds. David Hayman
and Sam Slote, Amsterdam: Rodopi, 1995,
49-63.
28 On October
17, 1921 Hirchwald wrote Beach (in English)
that "It would be very desirable
however if [Joyce] could correct the
words which have been ’crippled’
too badly" (unpublished letter,
University at Buffalo collection).
29 Unpublished
letter from Maurice Darantiere to Sylvia
Beach, December 3, 1921, University
at Buffalo collection.
30
James Joyce, Letters of James Joyce,
volume 2, ed. Richard Ellmann, London:
Faber and Faber, 1966, 411.
31 André
Gide, Correspondance André
Gide Dorothy Bussy, volume 1, eds.
Jean Lambert and Richard Tedeschi, Paris:
Gallimard, 1979, 334-35.
32 Valery
Larbaud, Lettres à Adrienne
Monnier et à Sylvia Beach
1919-1933 , Paris: Éditions
Imec, 1991, 40.
33 Adrienne
Monnier, "L’Ulysse de
Joyce et le public Français,"
La Gazette des amis des livres, 10
(1940): 51.
34
James Joyce, Letters of James Joyce,
volume 1, ed. Stuart Gilbert, London:
Faber and Faber, 1957, 161.
35
Beach, Shakespeare and Company, 84-85.
36 Aramis,
"The Scandal of Ulysses,"
Sporting Times, 34 (April 1,
1922): 4.
37 Lidderdale
and Nicholson, Dear Miss Weaver,
199-211.
38 Unpublished
letter from Maurice Darantiere to Sylvia
Beach, March 16, 1922, University at
Buffalo collection.
39 Noel
Riley Fitch, Sylvia Beach and the
Lost Generation, New York: Norton,
1983, 119.
40 John
L. Slocum and Herbert Cahoon, A Bibliography
of James Joyce 1882-1941, New Haven:
Yale University Press, 1953, 27.
41 Carmelo
Medina Casado, "Sifting Through
Censorship: The British Home Office
Ulysses Files (1922-1936),"
James Joyce Quarterly, 37.3-4
(Spring-Summer 2000): 479-508.
42 James
Joyce, Letters of James Joyce, volume
1, 176.
43
James Joyce, Letters of James Joyce,
volume 1, 187.
44
Unpublished letter from Maurice Darantiere
to Sylvia Beach, May 25, 1925, University
at Buffalo collection.
45 Beach,
Shakespeare and Company, 97-98.
46 Joseph
Kelly, Our Joyce, Austin: University
of Texas Press, 1998, 90-92.
47 James
F. Spoerri, "The Odyssey Press
Edition of James Joyce’s Ulysses,"
Papers of the Bibliographical Society
of America 50.2 (April-June 1956):
195-98.
48
Cited in Jack P. Dalton, "The Text
of Ulysses," New Light
on Joyce from the Dublin Symposium,
ed. Fritz Senn, Bloomington: Indiana
University Press, 1972, 116 n. 14.
49
Charles Duff, James Joyce and the
Plain Reader, London: Desmond Harmsworth,
1932, 75.
50 Kelly,
Our Joyce, 104-10.
51 Bennett
Cerf, "Publishing Ulysses,"
Contempo, 3 (15 February 1934):
2.
52 Edward
L. Bishop, "Re-Covering Ulysses,"
Joyce Studies Annual, 5 (1994):
35-36.
53 Robert
Spoo, "Copyright and the Ends of
Ownership: The Case for a Public-Domain
Ulysses in America," Joyce
Studies Annual, 10 (1999): 29-31.
54 Bennett
Cerf, At Random: The Reminiscences
of Bennett Cerf, New York: Random
House, 1977, 95.
55
James Joyce, Letters of James Joyce,
volume 3, ed. Richard Ellmann, London:
Faber and Faber, 1966, 233.
56 John
Ryder, "Editing Ulysses
Typographically," Scholarly
Publishing, 18.2 (January 1987):
113.
57 Sylvia
Beach, Shakespeare and Company, 183.
58 John
Whittier-Ferguson, "The Voice Behind
the Echo: Vladimir Dixon’s Letters
to James Joyce and Sylvia Beach,"
James Joyce Quarterly, 29.3 (Spring
1992): 511-15.
59 Adrienne
Monnier, "La traduction d’Ulysse,"
Mercure de France, (May 1, 1950):
30-37.
60
James Joyce, Letters of James Joyce,
volume 3, 145.
61 James
Joyce, Letters of James Joyce, volume
1, 192.
62 Vincent
Deane, "Greek Gifts: Ulysses
into Fox in VI.B.10," Joyce
Studies Annual, 5 (1994): 163-75.
63
James Joyce, Letters of James Joyce,
volume 3, 193 n. 3.
64
James Joyce, Letters of James Joyce,
volume 1, 297.
65 Eugene
Jolas, "Homage to James Joyce,"
transition, 21 (March 1932):
252.
66
James Joyce, Letters of James Joyce,
volume 1, 245. The Dial subsequently
agreed to publish the chapters but only
after heavy editing, which Joyce refused.
67 Eugene
Jolas, "Pan Romanticism in the
Atomic Age," Transition Workshop,
ed. Eugene Jolas, New York: Vanguard
Press, 1949, 393.
68
The James Joyce-Paul Léon Papers
in the National Library of Ireland,
compiled by Catherine Fahy, Dublin:
National Library of Ireland, 1992, 74.
69
Peter Spielberg, James Joyce’s
Manuscripts and Letters at the University
of Buffalo: A Catalogue, Buffalo:
University of Buffalo, 1962,
vii.
70 Phillip
F. Herring, Review of The
James Joyce Archive, James Joyce Quarterly,
19.1 (Autumn 1981): 86.
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