"Ulysses" by James Joyce, Complete and Unabridged Text, as Corrected and Reset in 1961, published by Vintage International, Division of Random House, New York, stated First Printing [of this edition], June 1990.

Soft cover, 5" x 8"; 783 pages + publisher's ads, a little foxing, very good condition.

"One key theme that Joyce explores in Ulysses is the importance of everyday life as a part of the human experience. Throughout the novel, the characters engage in seemingly mundane activities, such as running errands or going to work, yet Joyce elevates these moments to a level of significance."

"In a 1920 letter, Joyce explained that the book was his "epic of two races (Israel & Ireland) and at the same time the cycle of the human body as well as a little story of a day (life)," writing that his intention was "to allow each adventure to condition and even to create its own technique."

James Augustine Aloysius Joyce [1882-1941] was an Irish novelist, poet and literary critic. He contributed to the modernist avant-garde movement and is regarded as one of the most influential and important writers of the 20th century.

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