Ulisses
No CoverOne day in 1904 Dublin follows Leopold Bloom and Stephen Dedalus through stream-of-consciousness reflections paralleling Homer's Odyssey.
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One day in 1904 Dublin follows Leopold Bloom and Stephen Dedalus through stream-of-consciousness reflections paralleling Homer's Odyssey.
Amazon.com: Ulisses (Portuguese Edition): 9789897111617: James Joyce, João Palma-Ferreira: Books
will contain mild spoilers
Graphic on-page sexual thoughts and acts, especially Molly Bloom's explicit 50-page monologue.
Brief pub brawl and scattered references to injury or death.
Frequent strong language including 'fuck' and 'cunt' throughout interior monologues.
Recurring pub drinking and intoxication across multiple episodes.
Bloom's cross-dressing fantasy and homoerotic undertones in Circe episode.
Extensive Catholic rituals, prayers, and theological references throughout.
No fantasy magic or witchcraft present.
Passing references to ghosts and the afterlife in Hades episode.
Irish nationalism, British rule, and cultural identity themes recur.
References to Bloom's father's suicide and Stephen's mother's death.
Themes of infidelity, emotional neglect, and social marginalization.
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