Stately, plump Buck Mulligan came from the stairhead, bearing a bowl of lather on which a mirror and a razor lay crossed
In questa mappa le “stazioni” del possibile percorso di Stephen Dedalus per l’inizio del suo viaggio nell’Ulisse di James Joyce.
Questo il tragitto più probabile.
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Partenza (08.45)
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Tragitto
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Destinazione (09. circa)
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| Martello Tower | Sandycove Avenue East Breffni Road Ulverton Road |
Dalkey Avenue (Mr Deasy’s School, Summerfield) |
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Partenza (10.circa)
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Tragitto
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Destinazione (10. circa)
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| Dalkey Avenue (Mr Deasy’s School, Summerfield) | Village Gate Ardeevin Road |
Dalkey Station, Ardeevin Road |
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Partenza (10.11)
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Tragitto
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Destinazione (10. 32)
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| Dalkey Station, Ardeevin Road | (Ferrovia) | Lansdowne Road Station |
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Partenza (10.32)
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Tragitto
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Destinazione (10. 40)
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| Lansdowne Road Station | Lansdowne Road Newbridge Avenue Tritonville Road |
Sandymount Strand |
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Billy Pitt had them built, Buck Mulligan said, when the French were on the sea.
Sandycove, Dublino, Irlanda."
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oakpale hair stirring slightly. Dublino, Irlanda.
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down on the water and on the mailboat clearing the harbourmouth of
Kingstown. Dún Laoghaire, Dublino, Irlanda."
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| I | II | III | |
| Title | Telemachus | Nestor | Proteus |
| Scene | The Tower | The School | The Strand |
| Hour | 8am | 10 am | 11am |
| Organ | – | – | – |
| Colour | White / gold | Brown | Green |
| Symbol | Heir | Horse | Tide |
| People | Telemachus, Mentor, Antinous, The Suitors, Penelope | Telemachus, Nestor, Pisistratus, Helen | Telemachus, Proteus, Menelaus, Helen, Megapenthes |
| Art/Science | Theology | History | Philology |
| Technic | Narrative (young) | Catechism (personal) | Monologue (male) |
| Meaning | Dispossessed son in contest | The wisdom of the ancients | Primal matter |
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