James Joyce Ulysses Dublin Tour 🍀
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- Ulysses is a modernist novel by Irish writer James Joyce. It was first serialized in parts in the American journal The Little Review from March 1918 to December 1920 and then published in its entirety in Paris by Sylvia Beach on 2 February 1922, Joyce's 40th birthday. It is considered one of the most important works of modernist literature and has been called "a demonstration and summation of the entire movement." According to Declan Kiberd, "Before Joyce, no writer of fiction had so foregrounded the process of thinking".
James Joyce documentary
Ulysses documentary
2007
What a treasure this presentation is. It brought Molly Bloom to life for me, while opening my mind to the craft of this great writer, and the Ireland they shared. Another comment said ‘ superb’. I think so too - Thank you.
I will watch this again on 16th June 2023.
Did you watch it on the same date last year ???
I read Joyce before without understanding thanks for the content.
Marvelous tour of Joyce’s masterpiece accompanied by Dublin locations visited in the novel. Love the back story chapter by chapter. Thank you!
Totally enjoyable experience watching this marvellous video. I could retrace my steps with delight in the Dublin where I lived in 2006/07, and enjoyed very much. As I lived in Monkstown, my first visit was to the Martello museum in Sandycove. I loved the presentation of the story, Thank you so much.
I so glad to have come across this on Bloom's Day 2022! Beautifully done and very moving.
This video is also a fantastic time capsule of 2007: you can witness the reality of Dublin city life before smartphones took over everyone’s attention. Here, passersby are walking without phones in front of them. They're looking ahead. If they have a phone, they’re speaking into it via call. Thank you for capturing.
I read it 2 years ago, I tried hard to read it all but this is really perfect... Thanks for sharing it... Great job...
After watching this video I'm anxious to read Ulysses for first time. I'm really enjoying the guide his scholarship, Thanks for posting this!!!!
What a fine treat !! ~ have saved this for later viewing. popping in now to thank you 👏🇮🇪🇬🇷
I grew up in Dublin and this is such a beautiful portrayal of the city and Joyce's Ulysses. Thank you so much for doing this! It is such a lovely treat to find - especially on Bloomsday. Who is the person giving the tour? He should give tours! I want to take one next time I am home.
Thank you very much. Enjoyed the documentary on James Joyce, forever will be remembered. Loved Dublin. Spent weeks on end there.
This is brilliant! Thank you.
If only someday may I experience these beautiful sites myself.
I've watched this 5 times so far, Fantastic.
This was a superbly presented account of James' Joyce's Ulysses and Dublin. Thank you so much for sharing it.
indeed it was!
What an awesome documentary. Best I've seen about ULYSSES.
Very well narrated and presented. Well done
Great video, thanks a lot. I'm from Barcelona, Catalonia and I'll be in Dublin the Bloomsday's week
This is just brilliant! So immersive... Really appreciate the effort that has gone into making this! Thank you! 🤗
A superb representation of the novel. And the Dublin settings & introductory comments by the host were entirely impressive. An excellent resource, all around. Happy thanks for this. Slan, Maureen E. Mulvihill.
Thank you!
Thank you very much
Thank you from Ukraine
Thank you 😻
BRILLIANT!
What an ingenious and delightful way to get acquainted with James Joyce's Dublin
(would have preferred a female voice for Molly at the end, however)
@@Dana9437 Who cares about the voices, it's the locations that are important.
A great job explaining the book. The audio readings could be a bit better , difficult to hear, I don’t think it’s my hearing. Greetings from Nora Barnacle country.
You are correct, the sound quality is appalling...
I agree re the sound quality of the readings. Almost impossible to hear. Otherwise such a great help in the reading of the book. Well done Robert.
A great job explaining the book. The audio readings are difficult to hear. Don’t think it is my hearing. Greetings from Nora barnacle country.
Really shocking that so many Joycean sites in Dublin have fallen into such disrepair. You'd think the city would absolutely cash in on such places and keep them well-maintained.
Beautifully told. Thank you.
Happy Bloomsday! 🎉🎉🎉
A pity about the sound .
Yeah, I know it's not 100% crystal. There's only so much my programs can do. I still really appreciate the heart this team had to make this.
@@AuthorDocumentaries I don't mean to be overcritical but with my hearing and the sound on the video I miss a lot of it . Otherwise I was enjoying it and learning things which were new to me .So thank you for that.
@@jfurl5900 Hey, no problem. So long as you know I'm doing my best. Glad you got something out it 👍👍. It's the 100 year anniversary after all
@@AuthorDocumentaries Yes and I am hoping to be in Dublin for it.
@@jfurl5900 Nice
maybe someday i will try ulysses again with this explanation in mind but ive never made it in the past
I have never made it either, but I periodically try :)
The Irish..are very ...romantic, poetical..mysterious...sentimental...and dreamers...
the presentation would have been much better only hearing the voice of the narrator, the narrator himself staing outside the scene.
Thanks. What year was this filmed?
2007
I reckon in 2006/2007 when I lived in Dublin myself. I noticed a pizzaria that I used to go to, the sign for sale on it, at the corner of Parliament St and Dame St, it was on the video and has long since gone. The building opposite had posters of all Irish writers at the windows, gone as well....I too wish they had put the date of filming at the end of the film.
@@lisejacquelinerigault2575 awesome. Thanks for that. I remember doing a walking tour in 2006 but it's a pity he didn't do any walking. The lockdown was the perfect time to do a proper walking tour with no obstacles.
@@AuthorDocumentaries Before Dublin was overrun with immigrants.
Dublin so values this, that the Ormond is a pile of rubble behind boards.
The audible readings from text were awful.
The readings were alright but the sound effect is awful.
Rereading Ulysses. God help me
Go raibh míle maith aguibh💝
And our narrator begins nearly every sentence with "and" And after awhile, we have to wonder why?
and why is that pray tell?
Wonderful introduction to those who have never read Ulysses.
I respectfully correct one assertion; not only Ireland, but add also India as a country who has never persecuted its Jews. Miss jenny
But just as Mr Deasy was speaking in 1904 Limerick was persecuting its Jews in the Limerick pogrom, led by a Redemptorist priest. It went on from 1904-1906.
@@rollingwave2732 I’ll study this…… thank you.
also i believe i read ireland supported nazi germany so the environment couldnt have been too friendly towards jews
Finland never persecuted its Jews.
Another video with a sound engineer from hell in charge. Awful to listen to with headphones (EarPods).
I absolutely love this. Oh Salassar, I hear ye call
Thank you so much for this! I am now able to read this book at last, referring to your chapter-by-chapter guide as I go, and also referring back to The Odyssey itself. Surprisingly, Joyce’s Ulysses is easy to read and enjoyable, with your expert guidance.
Thankfully things evolve. I remember my first Dublin visit in the early '70s discovering many of the spots portraide here, as well as the shock that you couldn t find or buy a book by Joyce !
Well done... Many thanks for this addition to Joycean events.
Magical.
Why the hell is a bloke doing Molly's speech? Jesus Christ, how ridiculous. This just ruins the previous very good video. BAAAAD.
I do so wish you would not record speech for strange reason from a bathroom
Thanks for sharing...brilliant
Love this man's...narrators ..voice....almost poetical...
Very nice. Very well done.
This was wonderfully engaging and informative. Always something new with every discussion. But I have to say that the reading/narration was the most toneless I have ever heard. It felt like the reader was just reading words that he didn't understand. Just awful. However, the film is still a triumph. Thank you.
I found the book difficult to read .☘️☘️☘️☘️
Try again my dear. You might do better.
It should also be kept in mind that the cyclops in the Odyssey was named Polyphemus, which means "many voiced", hence the many literary voices and styles in the Cyclops episode.
I would have enjoyed this more had you presented the audio here in MONO as opposed to the default to STEREO and have one channel work at a time. That is so distracting that I really feel sorry for the people who worked on this.
Pity you are unable to find a more appropriate thumbnail photo to the name of the item "Dublin...." as the one shown is of James and Nora taken outside the registry office the day they were married in London 1931!
A splendid presentation. I am very interested in content about Ulysses’s, but not in reading the book.
James Joyce is finally getting the respect and recognition he deserves in Ireland.
excellent.Visiting dyblin on 25th september from calcutta india
Watching this after finishing Ulysses. James Joyce is such a brilliant man.
Absolutely loved this. Extremely informative and brilliantly presented.
Es hilft wenn Mann deutsch kann
What does?