To emphasize Stephen’s inward turnings, Joyce withholds which vital bit of information about Stephen until late in the novel?
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 UlyssesJames JoyceIn James Joyce's Ulysses, you enter one day in the lives of Stephen Dedalus (Telemachus) and Leopold Bloom (Odysseus). Set in 1904 Dublin, the novel parallels Homer's epic poem, The Odyssey. It's an inventive, multiple-point-of-view vision of personal attitudes, cultural and political sentiments, and observations of the human condition. James Joyce's realistic and irreverent novel, told in stream-of-consciousness style, was once banned in the U.S. but is now a modern classic. Search this CliffsNote
Book SummaryJames Joyce BiographySummary, Analysis, and Original Text by ChapterChapter 1: TelemachusChapter 2: NestorChapter 3: ProteusChapter 4: CalypsoChapter 5: The Lotus-EatersChapter 6: HadesChapter 7: AeolusChapter 8: The LestrygoniansChapter 9: Scylla and CharybdisChapter 10: The Wandering RocksChapter 11: The SirensChapter 12: The CyclopsChapter 13: NausicaaChapter 14: The Oxen of the SunChapter 15: CirceChapter 16: EumaeusChapter 17: IthacaChapter 18: PenelopeCharacter ListCharacter AnalysisLeopold BloomStephen DedalusMolly BloomHugh "Blazes" BoylanStudy and Homework HelpQuizEssay Questions
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