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the argument of ulysses the argument of uiysses by Stanley sultan ohio state university press Copyright © 1964 by the Ohio State University Press All Rights Reserved Library of Congress Catalogue Card Number: 64-22634 All selections from Ulysses, by James Joyce, Copyright 1914, 1918 and renewed 1942, 1946 by Nora Joseph Joyce. Reprinted by per mission of Random House, Inc., New York, and The Bodley Head Ltd., London. All selections from A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man, by James Joyce, are used by permission of The Viking Press, Inc., Publishers, New York; the Executors of the James Joyce Estate; and Jonathan Cape Ltd., London. "Who Goes with Fergus?" reprinted with permission of Mrs. W. B. Yeats; the Macmillan Company, New York; the Macmillan Com pany of Canada; Messrs. Macmillan and Company Ltd.; and Messrs. A. P. Watt and Son, London, from Collected Poems of W. B. Yeats, Copyright 1906 by The Macmillan Company, Renewed 1934 by William Butler Yeats. Portions of "Joyce's Irish Politics: The Seventh Chapter of Ulys ses" by Stanley Sultan, reprinted from the Massachusetts Review, Vol. II, No. 3 (Spring, 1961), by permission of the publishers. Copyright © 1961 by Stanley Sultan. Portions of "The Sirens at the Ormond Bar: Ulysses" by Stanley Sultan, reprinted from the University of Kansas City Review, Vol. XXVI, No. 2 (Winter, 1959), by permission of the editors. this book is dedicated to Jamie and acknowledgments I wish to thank: the Shell Oil Company and Deans H. Donaldson Jordan and Robert F. Campbell of Clark Uni versity for grants that met the bulk of the expenses for typing, editorial assistance, and permissions fees; the rare book librarians and Donald Wing of the Yale University Library; Ethel Mahue Delaney and Betty Hill Place, for help of various kinds; Alfred Young Fisher, George Gibian, Gordon S. Haight, Wendell Stacy Johnson, and Martin Price (among others), for their interest in the book and their encouragement. For assistance in the preparation of the manuscript, I am indebted to Cynthia Forman Johanson, Dona Luongo Stein, and Florence Lehman Sultan. To the late Newton Arvin, to Harold Bloom, Cleanth Brooks, Malcolm Cowley, Robert Gorham Davis, Charles Feidelson, Richard M. Kain, Thomas E. Sheahan, and Robert A. Stein, I owe certain virtues of the book and the diminution of certain defects. I have saved my first and greatest indebtedness for last. The major part of The Argument of Ulysses is based on a Yale University doctoral dissertation, which originated in Professor Cleanth Brooks's seminar on certain modern writers, was tested and tempered by the critical intelligence of my fellow student Thomas M. Greene, and benefited above all from the counsel of Professor Eugene M. Waith. He gave me guidance and encouragement beyond my deserts; but the debt that I owe him for determined, eloquent battle with my stubborn will only he and I know. STANLEY SULTAN contents introduction 3 chapter one 31 1 the tower 33 2 the school 42 3 the strand (Stephen) 51 in search of Stephen 62 chapter two 89 4 *Ae kitchen 89 5 «Ae pos£ o$ce 93 6 the cemetery 98 mr. leopold paula bloom 104 chapter three 108 7 j/ie newspaper office 109 "episodes" and correspondences 118 chapter tour 123 8 davy byrne's 123 style in ulysses 138 chapter five 149 9 the library 149 Joyce's dublin and dublin's Joyce 181 chapter six 205 10 the city 205 chapter seven 220 11 the ormond hotel 220 12 barney kiernan's 232 chapter eight 263 13 the strand (bloom) 263 14 the hospital 277
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