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Joyce is as relevant today as he was in 1922 and to inspire non-specialist and specialist alike with an appreciation of Joyce’s work and Irish literature more generally. The centenary has prompted a massive
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from the novel and these will be aimed for a beginner, non-specialist audience (though of course experienced readers are more than welcome!). No prior knowledge or preparation is required. Relevant
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things in between! All of the lectures are geared towards a non-specialist audience and will be offered in hybrid format (i.e. in person at the EUF or in Kiel [as indicated] and online, simultaneously).