Today, June the 16th, is Bloomsday, the day during which the entire events of James Joyce's Ulysses take place.Bloomsday events take place in several countries around the world.
Those who have read the novel deeply over several times may have become saturated with its spirit.
For example, I have written a short story that turned out to be an intercultural homage to Joyce (among others,) I was wondering if anybody else is noticing influences of James Joyce's intercultural writing in fiction that they have either been reading or writing.
Respectfully,
Gloria McMillan
I didn't study influences of James Joyce's intercultural writing in fiction. However, you might be interested in my findings in section 4.1.3 of "Acquisition of Intercultural Data" of "Social Interaction, Globalization and Computer-Aided Analysis" that discusses Irish culture and conversational means from "Gannon & Pillai (2012). Understanding global cultures: metaphorical journeys through 31 nations, clusters of nations, continents, and diversity (5th ed.)". Please follow the library link to get the full text.
http://sabio.library.arizona.edu/record=b7191181~S9
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