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Ulysses (Gabler Edition) James Joyce, Hans Gabler
Publisher: Vintage

230), the hero of the novel who is sitting in the restaurant eating liver & drinking cider. This is the edition you should read. Review of Today's Hottest Products Services & Trends. June 17, 2009 7:54 AM · Michael Leddy said Oh, also -- Don Gifford's Ulysses Annotated is tremendously helpful. In his great novel Ulysses, the 11th chapter, “Ormond Bar & Restaurant” (“Sirens”), has music as the dominant motif & style. Her encounters with the borough's colorful celebrants are well worth perusal: "A few tables away, James Toolan and Bryan Finnegan sat with matching, well-worn copies of the Gabler edition. The language of the chapter itself is musical, 231, Gabler edition). The Gabler Ulysses was been almost entirely withdrawn from British bookshops, and replaced by a facsimile copy of the 1922 edition, which is riddled with typos and errors. The Gabler edition (Vintage) is pretty vexed. The World's Classics, Oxford University Press, 1993. I'm not sure that we can come to such an agreement: those who already own a copy other than the Gabler edition won't be willing to buy another one. 1986 edition published by Bodley Head or Vintage. Last semester I took a seminar class on James Joyce, and of course no class on Joyce would be complete without reading Ulysses. This is a reprint of the original 1922 text with notes by Jeri Johnson. Students will select some portion of Ulysses with which to work, and then spend the week editing two versions of that portion, preparing them for collation and publication as scholarly digital editions. Gabler, on the other hand, however brilliant a scholar he might be, could only in his own defense sputter condescending gibberish like “Dr. And indeed, music is being played on the piano & sung in the adjacent bar throughout the chapter. €�Wish they'd sing more,” muses Bloom (p. By the way, I don't know Ulysses or Joyce as well as most of you.