James Joyce’s Dublin: Life and influences of one of the 20th century's greatest writers
36K views · Dec 28, 2021 · Education
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@siobhanoreillybracken7105 · 3 years ago
YES I loved this documentary. Thanks so much to all responsible.
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@luckystoller6171 · 2 years ago
How wonderful to see the beautiful Oscar winning actor Fionnula Flanagan again! Few people understand Joyce and Ireland as she does and as she portrayed in her magnificent work, "James Joyce's Women" done in the 1980s.
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@nbenefiel · 2 years ago
I read Ulysses over a year while studying in Dublin. I didn’t have a lot of free time. Knowing Dublin well helped. We did Bloomsday, started at 10 had a drink at every pub mentioned in the book, and staggered home after last call. It was a once in a lifetime thing. I’m glad I did it and I would never do it again.
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@gloriaherrera5520 · 4 years ago
Magnificent investigation, tour, and description of the places, thought, and work of the great writer Joyce. Thanks a lot.
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@neilkellett732 · 3 weeks ago
Glorious! Congratuations to all!
@johnalbert5786 · 3 years ago
Many thanks for posting this wonderful documentary.
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@joeynickles7962 · 7 months ago (edited)
Absolutely fantastic documentary! Not a mere dry recitation of facts but an actual aesthetically pleasing work worthy of its subject and worthy of the name “cinema”. Thank you for the upload!
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@dolorsvilanova8941 · 4 years ago
Excel·lent reportatge. Gràcies
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@ruivog · 7 months ago
Thank you
@freddelacroix9002 · 4 years ago
I'm a Serbian-Polish-Ukrainian-Bulgarian-Irish-Belgian-Swedish-Norwegian-Hungarian-American who is related to Ingmar Bergman and and who is also related to James Joyce, both of whom, but James Joyce especially literally to be two of the greatest people who ever lived. There's a quote by James Joyce where he says "Love (understood as the desire of good for another) is in fact so unnatural a phenomenon that it can scarcely repeat itself, the soul being unable to become virgin again and not having energy enough to cast itself out again into the ocean of another’s soul.”<br>I would expand on that quote literally by saying as well that (only when I'm talking about myself, whom I know better than anyone else does) the love that I feel for literally all women, both passed away and extant in the past, present and future, is literally more genuine for both myself and for literally all women, both passed away and extant in the past, present and future as well, than literally that of anyone else who has ever lived, is living now, or who will ever live in the past, present or future because my love for literally all women both passed away and extant in the past, present and future, is infused with the knowledge that all women both passed away and extant in the past, present and future, don't love me as much literally as I love all of them in the past, present and future literally.
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@januaryblack2021 · 1 year ago
where's the soundtrack listing for this documentary ?
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@augustinedennis4865 · 2 years ago
GOOD LUCK
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