And he doesn t, either. so he ll have half finished sentences. so you have to keep up. withoutjoyce, you know, we d be missing one of the main planks of attraction to dublin. his works are all about notjust dublin life, but about life. so, what is it about this city that inspired joyce and other great writers? to try and answer that, i ve come to the old library at trinity college dublin, home to one of europe s most famous literary treasures, the book of kells, a ninth century religious manuscript. so here we are, early in the morning, about an hour or so before the public arrive, to see the famous long room, which is just beyond these doors. whoa! look at this. it s known as the front room of the nation, hosting foreign dignitaries, as well as around one million tourists each year. this ceiling is incredible.
hats shoved back at the tables, calling for more bread, no charge, swirling half masticated gristle, no teeth to chew, chomp, chomp from the grill, bolting to get it over, sad boozers eyes. it is a famously hard to read book, but do you think as an actor, you are helping it to come alive? well, i hope so. it s like waves washing over you. the beauty ofjoyce s language, the way he relates to the common man and woman, is is incredible. many of you might note that these are examples of stream of consciousness, which is a technique thatjoyce used and it s basically like how you think yourself. i ll start off a little thought in my head and then i lljust not finish it, because i know where i am going with it i don t need to have the whole nine yards. and he doesn t, either. so he ll have half finished sentences. so you have to keep up. withoutjoyce, you know, we d be missing one of the main planks of attraction to dublin.
Sad boozers eyes. it is a famously hard to read book, but do you think as an actor, you are helping it to come alive? well, i hope so. it s like waves washing over you. the beauty ofjoyce s language, the way he relates to the common man and woman, is is incredible. many of you might note that these are examples of stream of consciousness, which is a technique thatjoyce used and it s basically like how you think yourself. i ll start off a little thought in my head and then i lljust not finish it, because i know where i am going with it i don t need to have the whole nine yards. and he doesn t, either. so he ll have half finished sentences. so you have to keep up. withoutjoyce, you know, we d be missing one of the main planks of attraction to dublin. his works are all about notjust dublin life, but about life. so, what is it about this city that inspired joyce and other great writers? to try and answer that,
Used and it s basically like how you think yourself. i ll start off a little thought in my head and then i lljust not finish it, because i know where i am going with it i don t need to have the whole nine yards. and he doesn t, either. so he ll have half finished sentences. so you have to keep up. withoutjoyce, you know, we d be missing one of the main planks of attraction to dublin. his works are all about notjust dublin life, but about life. so, what is it about this city that inspired joyce and other great writers? to try and answer that, i ve come to the old library at trinity college dublin, home to one of europe s most famous literary treasures, the book of kells, a ninth century religious manuscript. so here we are, early in the morning, about an hour or so before the public arrive, to see the famous long room, which is just beyond these doors. whoa! look at this. it s known as the front room of the nation, hosting foreign
Cheese sandwich. you know, which even now is fairly sort of hip to the groove, you know. right, and a glass of burgundy, like. you know, you re not dealing with muck here. jack s an actor who s been running these tours for about five years. men, men, men, perched on high stools by the bar, hats shoved back at the tables, calling for more bread, no charge, swirling half masticated gristle, no teeth to chew, chomp, chomp from the grill, bolting to get it over, sad boozers eyes. it is a famously hard to read book, but do you think as an actor, you are helping it to come alive? well, i hope so. it s like waves washing over you. the beauty ofjoyce s language, the way he relates to the common man and woman, is is incredible. many of you might note that these are examples of stream of consciousness, which is a technique thatjoyce used and it s basically like how you think yourself. i ll start off a little thought in my head and then i lljust not finish it, because i know where i am g