Philosophical secondaries on Ulysses?

[Anonymous No.21954345]

Hi, I saw this book on a list of most philosophical texts, and I've already read a couple works by Joyce, so I'm hoping to read Ulysses over the summer and do an independent study on it at my college. I was hoping to have the study focused on philosophical aspects of the book, as philosophy, as opposed to history and people drama is what I'm most interested in. Philosophers who people have written secondaries on pertaining to Ulysses, which I've found, include Stirner, Nietzsche, Heidegger, and not a philosopher, but Lacan. I'm wondering if anyone knows any other good sources. Other philosophers in the vein of Hegel, Sartre, or any other philosopher who it is pertinent to read pertaining to Joyce, is welcome.

[Anonymous No.21954418]

Derrida, Ulysses Gramophone

[Anonymous No.21954495]

>>21954418
I wish this was in English

[Anonymous No.21954975]

bumpo

[Anonymous No.21954996]

>>21954345
There’s a collection of essays on Ulysses published under the name Multiple Joyce. Breddy gud imo

[Anonymous No.21955046]

>>21954345
Giambattista Vico. Joyce was a big fan

[Anonymous No.21955911]

Bump

[Anonymous No.21955923]

I'm confused as to what you're saying here but in terms of philosophers which influenced Joyce, Aristotle and Aquinas are the biggest influences

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[Anonymous No.21956746]

>>21956699
The stupidity of this post caused the COVID pandemic.

[Anonymous No.21957497]