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ch1 notes: [G1?] [G2?] [UMT] [rap] [uu] [ooold]
maps: 1909
essays: [Benstock] [Blamires] [Cliffs] [Mahon] [Greene] [Lantgen] [O'Malley] [Glosup] [Cole] [Henke-pdf]
summaries: C&E, Shmoop, Yale
characters: [Delaney]
Bloomsday: resources (it's probably coincidence that U begins at the moment of moonrise)
Joyce called this the Hamlet episode, opening atop a tower, with SD as Hamlet.
BM is a mocker of all, tempting SD to compromise his esthetic ideals and take life less seriously.
Haines is a test case for this conflict, whom BM 'plays' but SD alienates by truthtelling.
The milkwoman may anticipate Bloom, making the best of her low status.
Bloomsday: resources (it's probably coincidence that U begins at the moment of moonrise)
Tower: info, pix, misc, misc
Mulligan: pix, routine antiVictorianism, Gogarty, more
visualising the Tower: 3D model
40ft outer diameter, 30? ft high
built 1805 [pdf]
meant to house 2 dozen soldiers? bunkbeds???
rainwater stored in basement
spiral stairs in thick wall (leave inner diameter?)
windows/vents?
roof stairhead on which side?
10ft ladder to door already replaced by 1904? [cf]
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| the narrowest little spiral staircase known to mankind |
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| gunrest in action |
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| stairs replaced ladder |
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