An ecocritical approach to Joyce’s texts may seem challenging, if not risky, given that Joyce is such an urban writer, as even eco-readers are inclined to admit. Yet, the present essay takes on this challenge and, partly inspired by the tenets of ecocriticism, aims to examine the correlation and co-penetration between the human and the environmental non-human in Joyce’s Ulysses, by focussing on the textual presence, symbolic meaning and cultural/political function of plants and flora in James Joyce’s masterpiece.

“Wait. Trees Are They? An Optical Illusion.” An Ecocritical Reading of Plant Life in Ulysses

Pelaschiar, Laura
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Mariuz, Elisa
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Rufolo, Federica
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2023-01-01

Abstract

An ecocritical approach to Joyce’s texts may seem challenging, if not risky, given that Joyce is such an urban writer, as even eco-readers are inclined to admit. Yet, the present essay takes on this challenge and, partly inspired by the tenets of ecocriticism, aims to examine the correlation and co-penetration between the human and the environmental non-human in Joyce’s Ulysses, by focussing on the textual presence, symbolic meaning and cultural/political function of plants and flora in James Joyce’s masterpiece.
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