Table of Contents

PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION
PREFACE AND ACKNOWLEDGMENTS (I974)
THE NOTES AND THEIR USE
INTRODUCTION

NOTES FOR JOYCE'S Ulysses CONTENTS

PART I. The Telemachiad
EPISODE I. Telemachus
EPISODE 2. Nestor
EPISODE 3· Proteus

PART II. The Wanderings of Ulysses
EPISODE 4· Calypso
EPISODE 5· Lotus-Eaters
EPISODE 6. Hades
EPISODE 7· Aeolus
EPISODE 8. Lestrygonians
EPISODE 9· Scylla and Charybdis
EPISODE IO. The Wandering Rocks
EPISODE II. Sirens
EPISODE 12. Cyclops
EPISODE I3. Nausicaa
EPISODE I4. Oxen of the Sun
EPISODE IS. Circe

PART III. The Homecoming
EPISODE I6. Eumaeus
EPISODE I7. Ithaca
EPISODE I8. Penelope

APPENDIX: Rhetorical Figures in Aeolus
INDEX

About the Author

Internationally renowned Joyce scholar Don Gifford (1919--2000) was Professor of English and American Studies at Williams College and author of Joyce Annotated: Notes for Dubliners and A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man and The Farther Shore: A Natural History of Perception.

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*James Joyce Centre, Dublin*

"This sturdy, handsomely produced reference book is here to stay; we will use it, fill in its margins, rely on it, find fault with it. . . . Ulysses Annotated will be one of the most handy and most important critical tools we have, simply by virtue of its existence and availability. The Revised and Expanded Edition has been substantially enlarged and greatly improved. Many Joyceans have contributed to it; . . . No serious reader of Ulysses can neglect it." 
*James Joyce Quarterly*

"Truly useful in its explanation of puns, jokes, foreign phrases, and a myriad of other items including many helpful glosses on terms belonging to the vernacular of Dublin. . . . Gifford's achievement remains a humbling one."
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