Re: Joyce, Episode 59: A Tile Off The Roof

In Stephen's musings on history, real and potential, Frank finds a recurring Joycean theme.

Comments

[Rich K]

I'm wondering why some editions of Ulysses do not have Chapter names as does the edition Mr. Delaney is
using?

[D. J. R. Sweeney]

When Stephen thinks "Or was that only possible which came to pass?" He is pre-saging a wonderful quote from Samuel Beckett (I forget which novel it appears in) "So all things hobble together for the only possible."

[TF]

Mr. Delaney should have cross-referenced this segment's "Weave, weaver of the wind." with page 22's "The void awaits surely all them that weave the wind." Doing so, by the way, would have forced a consideration of the relation between the heresiarchs referred to in the earlier passage and Stephen's thoughts in the present passage. A fuller, more satisfying analysis, if you will, because the connection is not merely adventitious.

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I was very happy to see this blog..i had heard alot about his story teller books and those were very interesting... in all his episodes are full of truth.. and the video is fantastic... one should praise him for his stories...