Jiang treats Joyce's Ulysses as a founding modernist work that imitates and tries to surpass Dante while turning literature toward style, music, allusion, and elite interpretation.
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James Joyce
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"...arguably, the first great modern art movement. The first artist is James Joyce, who in 1922 published Ulysses. James Joyce was Irish. He was..."
"...you just Google the best book ever written in human history, James Joyce is the greatest book ever written in human history. James Joyce..."
"And there are many who tell me, yeah, James Joyce is hard. But if you just spend the time to go over what he's..."
"...modernity, right? With Freud and with Einstein and with Virginia Woolf, James Joyce. Our"
"...just this very elite club of very arrogant, haughty people. Okay. James Joyce was good friends with Virginia Woolf. In fact, Virginia Woolf actually..."
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