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Dubliner and Diaspora

by Jeremy Harris

The Podcast Diaries of Jeremy A. Harris for Boston College's 'Ulysses in Dublin'

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Episodes

  1. Dubliner and Diaspora: The Complete Edition

    Listen to every episode of Dubliner and Diaspora in one episode. Enjoy!

  2. Penelope

    James Joyce’s Ulysses is a work celebrated for its nuanced yet scorching interactions with Religion, yet it appears that the critical voice of the Jew is painfully missing-especially on the Jesuit campus of Boston College. Listen as Harold Koss discusses and reflects upon the great 20th century...

  3. Ithaca

    James Joyce’s Ulysses is a work celebrated for its nuanced yet scorching interactions with Religion, yet it appears that the critical voice of the Jew is painfully missing-especially on the Jesuit campus of Boston College. Listen as Harold Koss discusses and reflects upon the great 20th century...

  4. Eumaeus

    James Joyce’s Ulysses is a work celebrated for its nuanced yet scorching interactions with Religion, yet it appears that the critical voice of the Jew is painfully missing-especially on the Jesuit campus of Boston College. Listen as Harold Koss discusses and reflects upon the great 20th century...

  5. Circe

    James Joyce’s Ulysses is a work celebrated for its nuanced yet scorching interactions with Religion, yet it appears that the critical voice of the Jew is painfully missing-especially on the Jesuit campus of Boston College. Listen as Harold Koss discusses and reflects upon the great 20th century...

  6. Oxen of the Sun

    James Joyce’s Ulysses is a work celebrated for its nuanced yet scorching interactions with Religion, yet it appears that the critical voice of the Jew is painfully missing-especially on the Jesuit campus of Boston College. Listen as Harold Koss discusses and reflects upon the great 20th century...

  7. Nausicaa

    James Joyce’s Ulysses is a work celebrated for its nuanced yet scorching interactions with Religion, yet it appears that the critical voice of the Jew is painfully missing-especially on the Jesuit campus of Boston College. Listen as Harold Koss discusses and reflects upon the great 20th century...

  8. Cyclops

    James Joyce’s Ulysses is a work celebrated for its nuanced yet scorching interactions with Religion, yet it appears that the critical voice of the Jew is painfully missing-especially on the Jesuit campus of Boston College. Listen as Harold Koss discusses and reflects upon the great 20th century...

  9. Sirens

    James Joyce’s Ulysses is a work celebrated for its nuanced yet scorching interactions with Religion, yet it appears that the critical voice of the Jew is painfully missing-especially on the Jesuit campus of Boston College. Listen as Harold Koss discusses and reflects upon the great 20th century...

  10. Wandering Rocks

    James Joyce’s Ulysses is a work celebrated for its nuanced yet scorching interactions with Religion, yet it appears that the critical voice of the Jew is painfully missing-especially on the Jesuit campus of Boston College. Listen as Harold Koss discusses and reflects upon the great 20th century...

  11. Scylla and Charybdis

    James Joyce’s Ulysses is a work celebrated for its nuanced yet scorching interactions with Religion, yet it appears that the critical voice of the Jew is painfully missing-especially on the Jesuit campus of Boston College. Listen as Harold Koss discusses and reflects upon the great 20th century...

  12. Lestrygonians

    James Joyce’s Ulysses is a work celebrated for its nuanced yet scorching interactions with Religion, yet it appears that the critical voice of the Jew is painfully missing-especially on the Jesuit campus of Boston College. Listen as Harold Koss discusses and reflects upon the great 20th century...

  13. Aeolus

    James Joyce’s Ulysses is a work celebrated for its nuanced yet scorching interactions with Religion, yet it appears that the critical voice of the Jew is painfully missing-especially on the Jesuit campus of Boston College. Listen as Harold Koss discusses and reflects upon the great 20th century...

  14. Hades

    James Joyce’s Ulysses is a work celebrated for its nuanced yet scorching interactions with Religion, yet it appears that the critical voice of the Jew is painfully missing-especially on the Jesuit campus of Boston College. Listen as Harold Koss discusses and reflects upon the great 20th century...

  15. Lotus-Eaters

    James Joyce’s Ulysses is a work celebrated for its nuanced yet scorching interactions with Religion, yet it appears that the critical voice of the Jew is painfully missing-especially on the Jesuit campus of Boston College. Listen as Harold Koss discusses and reflects upon the great 20th century...

  16. Calypso

    James Joyce’s Ulysses is a work celebrated for its nuanced yet scorching interactions with Religion, yet it appears that the critical voice of the Jew is painfully missing-especially on the Jesuit campus of Boston College. Listen as Harold Koss discusses and reflects upon the great 20th century...

  17. Renewed Trailer

    Dive into James Joyce's Ulysses through a lens rarely used on Catholic campuses anywhere: that of the Jew. Harold Koss, an American Jew, offers his personal reactions, comments, and hopes concerning the legendary novel in this limited podcast series.

  18. Proteus

    James Joyce’s Ulysses is a work celebrated for its nuanced yet scorching interactions with Religion, yet it appears that the critical voice of the Jew is painfully missing-especially on the Jesuit campus of Boston College. Listen as Harold Koss discusses and reflects upon the great 20th century...

  19. Nestor

    James Joyce’s Ulysses is a work celebrated for its nuanced yet scorching interactions with Religion, yet it appears that the critical voice of the Jew is painfully missing-especially on the Jesuit campus of Boston College. Listen as Harold Koss discusses and reflects upon the great 20th century...

  20. Telemachus

    James Joyce’s Ulysses is a work celebrated for its nuanced yet scorching interactions with Religion, yet it appears that the critical voice of the Jew is painfully missing-especially on the Jesuit campus of Boston College. Listen as Harold Koss discusses and reflects upon the great 20th century...

  21. Tears on my iPhone Screen: A Vox Pop on Boston College and "Angsty" Music

    Millennials and Gen-Z-ers are famous for their reputation of accepting the existential dread of everyday life and incorporating this into their personal identity. The most common way that this apathy manifests itself is through the music that today's youth consumes. We ask the Boston College...

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The Podcast Diaries of Jeremy A. Harris for Boston College's 'Ulysses in Dublin'

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The Podcast Diaries of Jeremy A. Harris for Boston College's 'Ulysses in Dublin'

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