Scylla and Charybdis (part 4): James Joyce's Ulysses for Beginners #36

Scylla and Charybdis (part 4) is explained by Adam Savage in his life-altering "Ulysses for Beginners" series. Full playlist here for "James Joyce's Ulysses for Beginners":
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Here's the book by Edward Dowden I mention:
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Not a flashy presentation (I like that) but some interesting tidbits here. Thanks.

[@barbaravr1566]

Hi Adam, still holding strong here with the first read. Will embark on this chapter now.
Ulysses is quite a literary adventure. Greatly appreciating your enthusiastic guidance throughout the journey!

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Glad you haven't jumped ship, Barbara! The best is yet to come!

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Rewatching this video, I feel like I should clarify the part where I say: "Women and other people who are considered generally weaker." I'm talking about the way societies throughout history have viewed women and minorities, and that Shakespeare had to recognize that there was something wrong with this perception.

[@Kylounette]

Agenbite of inwit. Remorse of conscience.
The other major novel of that time is Proust' In Search of Lost Time. For so-called modernists, they were both looking a lot to the past, or so it seems...

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I'll take Joyce over Proust any day of the week