James Joyce's Ulysses
Register for this Spring 2024 course on the new NYU SPS Academy of Lifelong Learning website
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Considered the greatest canonical work modernity has produced, James Joyce’s Ulysses
not only is a modern Odyssey
but a superb portrait of a provincial yet also cosmopolitan city of Dublin at a crucial time in its history. This extraordinary novel is a gallery of literary styles; vivid, memorable characters; and warm if sometimes subtle humor. In its triad of the aesthetic, reflective Stephen; Leopold Bloom, the robust everyman; and Molly, his sensuous, creative wife, Joyce created three of the most compelling fictional representations of the twentieth century. We will discuss the novel in a way that opens up this sometimes inscrutable book and reveals not just its knowledge and wisdom but its humor and humanity. The preferred edition of Ulysses
is the Cambridge Centenary Edition. Spring 2024 tuition is $579.
You'll Walk Away with
- A new appreciation for James Joyce’s masterpiece Ulysses
- An understanding of Ulysses’ continued significance in world literature
- A familiarity with the themes and influences found in Ulysses
Ideal for
- Those with an interest in modern literature
- The curious and creative
NO open sections available for this course at the moment. Please check back next semester.
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Section
1 -
Semester
Spring 2024 -
Date
Feb 20 - Apr 2 -
Day
Tuesday -
Time
3:00PM-4:40PM -
Sessions
7 -
Faculty
Birns, Nicholas -
Location
Midtown Center
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