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"Ulysses: A Design History," Glenn Johnston
The design history of Ulysses is no less interesting than its publication history. James Joyce himself was involved in the design of the Shakespeare and Company Ulysses. Some of the most creative minds of the twentieth century, including Ernst Reichl, Henri Matisse, Edward McKnight Kauffer, and Carin Goldberg, worked on subsequent editions. Just as Ulysses the novel has inspired generations of readers and writers, Ulysses the book has inspired generations of artists and designers.
Glenn Johnston is Treasurer of the James Joyce Society, a patron of the Museum of Literature Ireland, and a collector of books by and about Joyce. He has had a varied career, including stints in journalism, public affairs, and consulting. He studied Law at Trinity College Dublin.
"Anti-Semitism and Blackface America as Metaphor in James Joyce's Ulysses," Amadi Ozier
Description of talk to come.
Amadi Ozier
Events Archive
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2025
- May 1, 2025 "Anti-Semitism and Blackface America as Metaphor in James Joyce's Ulysses," Amadi Ozier May 1, 2025
- Feb 3, 2025 "Ulysses: A Design History," Glenn Johnston Feb 3, 2025
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2024
- Dec 10, 2024 The James Joyce Collection at the University at Buffalo, with James Maynard, Alison Fraser, and Damien Keane Dec 10, 2024
- Nov 12, 2024 Vicki Mahaffey, Book Launch: "The Joyce of Everyday Life" Nov 12, 2024
- Sep 12, 2024 "Complicit Reading: Castle-Agent Readers and the 'Hostile Milieu' of Ulysses," Eric A. Lewis Sep 12, 2024
- Jun 16, 2024 Bloomsday: Portals of Discovery Jun 16, 2024
- Jun 15, 2024 Bloomsday 2024: A Shout in the Street Jun 15, 2024
- May 22, 2024 Alison Armstrong: "Joyce in transition: the birth of ALP" May 22, 2024
- Feb 5, 2024 Mary Burke, "Mixed: Race and Language in Ireland from Joyce to Ó Cadhain" Feb 5, 2024
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2023
- Oct 25, 2023 "Close Readings, Genetic Readings, Decolonial Readings of Ulysses" Shinjini Chattopadhyay Oct 25, 2023
- Oct 5, 2023 Joyce and New York City Walking Tour, Part Two: Uptown!, Glenn Johnston Oct 5, 2023
- Sep 21, 2023 “What’s Love Got To Do With It? The Joycean Anecdote and Femme-Queer Modernist Counterpublics,” Margot Backus Sep 21, 2023
- Sep 15, 2023 Making Joyce Studies Safe for All, roundtable and open forum (remote) (RSVP necessary) Sep 15, 2023
- Jun 16, 2023 The JJS Bloomsday Celebration with IAWA–featuring Elevator Repair Service Jun 16, 2023
- Jun 1, 2023 Joyce and New York City: Walking Tour led by JJS Treasurer, Glenn Johnston (registration FULL) Jun 1, 2023
- May 16, 2023 Fargnoli/Gillespie, “An Introduction to an Introduction: ‘Reading James Joyce’ ” plus: “Tribute to Nicholas Fargnoli” May 16, 2023
- Mar 15, 2023 "Larsen’s Harlem, Joyce’s Dublin: Notes on Racial Legibility," Zoë Henry Mar 15, 2023
- Feb 2, 2023 "Friendship and the challenges of biographical writing: the Joyces and the Colums," Margaret Kelleher Feb 2, 2023
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2022
- Dec 9, 2022 “Finding Nora,” Nuala O’Connor Dec 9, 2022
- Oct 18, 2022 “Book Talk: Christian Heresy, James Joyce, and the Modernist Literary Imagination: Reinventing the Word,” Gregory Erickson Oct 18, 2022
- Sep 23, 2022 “‘Their syphilisation you mean’: Irish Modernism and the Politics of Venereal Disease,” Lloyd (Meadhbh) Houston Sep 23, 2022
- May 19, 2022 "Ulysses: A Pisgah View, "Paul Muldoon May 19, 2022
- Apr 8, 2022 “What's in a Name? Ulysses, Nationalisms, and Wars,” Tekla Mecsnóber, University of Groningen Apr 8, 2022
- Mar 25, 2022 Celebrating Michael Groden: A Public Tribute Mar 25, 2022
- Feb 8, 2022 – Jun 7, 2022 New York Ulysses Book Club (weekly) Feb 8, 2022 – Jun 7, 2022
- Feb 4, 2022 Ulysses Centenary & 75th JJS Anniversary II: Robert Spoo & Kerri Maher (RSVP required) Feb 4, 2022
- Feb 2, 2022 Ulysses Centenary & 75th JJS Anniversary I: Clare Hutton & Jonathan Goldman Feb 2, 2022
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2021
- Nov 18, 2021 “Introduction to the University at Buffalo Poetry James Joyce Collection,” James Maynard & Alison Fraser, SUNY Buffalo Nov 18, 2021
- Sep 24, 2021 “James Joyce and Watch Technology,” Katherine Ebury, University of Sheffield Sep 24, 2021