Applying a variety of critical and theoretical perspectives to the writings of James Joyce, this book looks at the use of space and place, especially as related to Joyce's representations of the city in Dubliners , Finnegan's Wake , and Ulysses . Begnal (English and comparative literature, Pennsylvania State U.) presents 13 contributions looking at Joyce's metaphors of space, his use of the city as a character in Dubliners , and related motifs in his later works. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)