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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]1. I love the Great Courses. If they have something on Joyce, go for it. 2. Would it help to read it while drinking at the Dubliner? Somehow I have a feeling that would help. At least drinking at the Dubliner is fun. [/quote] PP who recommended The Great Courses book on Joyce here. Seriously, that's how I made it through to the end. It's one of their cheaper courses if you wait for a sale. The instructor is jovial, enthusiastic, and gives you enough so you understand the key themes and devices, but not too much. Listen to a lecture then read the associated chapters. Listen to the next lecture then read.... It wasn't the absolute most fun thing I ever did, but parts were actually pretty enjoyable and the sense of accomplishment at the end was amazing. ;)[/quote] ^^^ Great Courses [i]lecture[/i] [/quote]
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