Wandering Rocks (part 1): James Joyce's Ulysses for Beginners #37
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 พ.ค. 2020
- Wandering Rocks (part 1) 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 is that Wandering Rocks website I mention:
muziejus.github.io/wandering-...
Here is the Ulysses audiobook on youtube:
• Ulysses Audiobook. RTÉ...
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Good as always Adam, thank you for your time!
Happy Blooms Day! Love the video and especially the web-site link. Amazing a data visualization expert can use a chapter of Ulysses for a project.
Thanks, Kevin. I plan to record the rest of my Wandering Rocks videos starting tomorrow! Stay tuned.
@@AdamSavageland Excellent. I live in Dublin about 6 KMs from the Tower and 40 foot bathing place where we first meet the Buck Mulligan. To celebrate Blooms day I read my wife and kids the first 2 pages of Ulysses after dinner. Looking forward to the rest of your videos.
@@ksmith169 Can't imagine what kids make of it, haha. Happy Bloomsday!
exactly the way i've been doing it. make it a fully inclusive project, not just a read. it takes time for the rewards to mature and be well absorbed...
Hello, this playlist is a very good idea.
One question: you say that the eighteen paragraphs represent the eighteen chapters plus a coda. What are your reasons for this interpretation? My understanding of the chapter structure is that the first and last paragraphs constitute additional intro and coda, while the "inner" seventeen represent a chapter each, less chapter ten itself. But I might be wrong, that's why I'm asking. Thanks for the attention!
That's an interesting idea too. I think Joyce appreciates ambiguity and avoids cut-and-dry analogues, so maybe we can argue for both.