Frank Delaney's Re: Joyce

Stephen walks blindly in borrowed boots and trousers. Los demiurgos and William Blake.

Stephen closes his eyes and walks in the audible world. Nacheinander and Nebeneinander.

More thoughts on Aristotle, by way of Berkeley, Johnson, and Boswell.

Slightly deeper into chapter 3. Diaphanous reality, and a quick lesson on Aristotle.

The beginning of chapter 3, Proteus. Stephen's stream of consciousness takes over as he walks along the beach.

End of Chapter 2: Nestor. A brief summary.

Stephen finally pries himself away from Mr. Deasy, and a recurring theme is introduced.

Mr. Deasy's litany of women who ruined things for everybody.

Joyce the symbolist. History may or may not be moving towards God.

Stephen reflects vividly upon Mr. Deasy's rant.