Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS v
3. PREFACE AND ACKNOWLEDGMENTS vi
4. ABBREVIATIONS x
5. INTRODUCTION 1
6. 1 HAUNTED BY HOSPITALITY IN “THE DEAD” 19
7. 2 JOYCE, SCRIPTURE, AND AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL RESCUE NARRATIVES 42
8. 3 Rewriting the Good Samaritan Parable: THE FICTIONAL RESCUE NARRATIVES OF “GRACE” AND “CIRCE” 63
9. 4 BLOOM AS STRANGER AND SAMARITAN IN “CYCLOPS,” “OXEN OF THE SUN,” AND “CIRCE” 87
10. 5 “IN ORTHODOX SAMARITAN FASHION”: THE PARABOLIC ENCOUNTER BETWEEN STEPHEN AND BLOOM IN “EUMAEUS” 122
11. 6 HOME TO “ITHACA” AND “PENELOPE”: BLOOM’S HOSPITALITY AND STEPHEN AND MOLLY’S REACTIONS 160
12. 7 ENFLESHED ETHICS AND THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE READER IN THE GOOD SAMARITAN PARABLE AND THE “NOSTOS” OF ULYSSES 180
13. CODA “GO THOU AND DO LIKEWISE”: POSTCRITICAL AND POSTSECULAR READING THROUGH A JOYCEAN HERMENEUTICS OF HOSPITALITY 198
14. WORKS CITED 212
15. Index 228