POSTPONED | Course: Ulysses by James Joyce (Sundays) [In Progress]

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• Tuition for this course is $450.
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Description

There are infinite routes through James Joyce’s dense, funny, thrilling, frustrating masterpiece Ulysses. If you’ve always wanted to read it, this is a great way in: with good company and monthly conversation. If you’ve read it before, join us to discover something new again in the novel. Over the course of our nine months of reading and discussion, participants are invited to bring their own obsessions and expertise to the table, whether it‘s catechism, nationalism, or mutton kidneys, all encountered here. This class is suited to both first-timers and re-readers, meeting one Sunday a month from October to June.

Syllabus

syllabus Ulysses Sunday

About the Instructor

Nava EtShalom is a doctoral candidate in English at the University of Pennsylvania. She writes about literary representations of settler-colonialism in Palestine, with a major focus on Ulysses. Her poetry has appeared or is forthcoming in the Boston Review, The Believer, and the American Poetry Review; her criticism has appeared most recently in the Los Angeles Review of Books.

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