Mythic worlds, modern words
English literature, irish authors, history and criticism
Antike
Joyce, james, 1882-1941
Myth in literature
Mythology in literature
Figures of speech
Literary style
Mythologie
Mythology
Knowledge
Criticism and interpretation
Psychology
Classically, it was with an enigma that Joseph Campbell entered the labyrinth of James Joyce. In 1927 Campbell went over to Paris to study medieval philology and Old French and Provencal, and almost immediately encountered Ulysses. When he got to Chapter Three, "Proteus," he was puzzled by the openi…
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