Titlebook: James Joyce, Urban Planning and Irish Modernism; Dublins of the Futur Liam Lanigan Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Pu

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,‘A More Spacious Age’: Reimagining the City in ,,ount of his emotional and perceptual experience of the cityscape that is symptomatic of the characters in these stories, and which reveals much about their relationship to the city as a lived space. Describing the wealthy customers that normally frequent the bar where Chandler will meet Gallaher, we

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A Portrait of the City, poverty, and its impact on the city’s reputation as a European capital. The . carried out in that year reflects the sweeping ambition and millennial optimism about the eradication of the sprawling, impoverished neighborhoods of the city center that large-scale suburbanization promised. It would cha

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,‘If My Memory Serves Me’: the Subject, Memory, and Democratic Planning in ‘Wandering Rocks’, of authoritarian planning as an insurmountable and alienating force, foregrounding the role of the individual subject in the creation of meaning in urban space over against the imperatives of a rationally planned system. In . the relationship between subject and city becomes exponentially more comp

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Epilogue: Writing Dublin after Joyce, inflected by a broad sense of anticipation that some form of Irish independence was by then inevitable, and that the representation of the city reflected the cultural tensions that it engendered. The question that occurs, then, is what challenges face the writer in representing Dublin after that mo

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