… The personal diary of Stanislaus Joyce constitutes together with his letters a truly overwhelming
indictment of John Stanislaus Joyce, Sr., and, it may be, of John Stanislaus Joyce, Jr., …

… The death of Joyce’s elder sibling might, indeed, add some credence to syphilis in congenital
form—but John Stanislaus Joyce’s infection, admitted boastfully to a group of medical …

Joyce never doubted the appropriateness of such patronage. An essential aspect of his triumph
was his confidence in his own art, and in his own genius-a confidence Stephen Dedalus …

James Augustine Aloysius Joyce was born on 2 February 1882 as the first child of John
Stanislaus Joyce and Mary Jane Murray in Dublin’s suburb Rathgar. Two of his twelve siblings …

… Despite the multiplicity of roles John Stanislaus Joyce had already played in life—all of them
recalled with cruel accuracy in the novel—Joyce’s father had described himself simply as “a …

… 6 The authoritative source on John Stanislaus Joyce's life is the biography by John Wyse
Jackson and Costello, John Stanislaus Joyce: The Voluminous Life and Genius of James …

… Scholes and Kain are correct in saying the interview captures the flavor of a characteristic
Dublin type and that it is consistent with what is known of John Stanislaus Joyce. One of the …

… That John Stanislaus Joyce was an alcoholic is simply taken for granted by most Joyceans
and regarded as one piece in the background of a troubled Irish Catholic family. What impact, …

… , and his reading of Mangan's autobiography, could have given him the details of the character
of Simon Dedalus which do not match those of his real father, John Stanislaus Joyce. Also…

This thesis examines Finnegans Wake (1939) by the Irish writer James Joyce (1882-1941).
By first tracing the familial, spiritual, and financial relationships Joyce had with his brother …