James Joyce and censorship: the trials of Ulysses

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Giambattista Vico and Joyce Modernist Literature and Criticism Freedom of Expression and Defamation

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Acknowledgements - Illustrations - Abbreviations - Introduction - Ulysses at War - Ulysses and The Young Person - Making Obscenity Safe for Literature - The United States Against Ulysses - The Well-Intentioned Lies of the Woolsey Decision - Late Encounters with the Enemy - Conclusion - Appendix: The Censor's Ulysses - Endnotes - Index

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