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Sean P. Murphy "Passing boldly into that other world of holes: narrativity and subjectivity in James Joyce's "The Dead."". Studies in Short Fiction. FindArticles.com. 04 Jan, 2010. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m2455/is_n3_v32/ai_19517942/

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Articles in Summer, 1995 issue of Studies in Short Fiction

• The Dublimericks: Number 4
  by Bernard Benstock
• The Dublimericks: number 11
  by Bernard Benstock
• Why Gretta falls asleep: a postmodern sugarplum
  by Michael Finney
• Reading Dubliners Again: A Lacanian Perspective
  by Kevin J.H. Dettmar
• The Dublimericks: number 5
  by Bernard Benstock
• The Dublimericks: numbers 12 and 13
  by Bernard Benstock
• Dubliners
  by Mark Osteen
• The Dead: I Morti
  by Edvige Giunta
• Blind streets and seeing houses: Araby's dim glass revisited
  by Margot Norris
• The Dublimericks: numbers 9 and 10
  by Bernard Benstock
• A birth announcement in "The Dead."
  by C. Roland Wagner
• Dubliners
  by Mark Osteen
• Joyce, Race, and Empire
  by Mark Osteen
• James Joyce's darkly colored portraits of "mother" in Dubliners
  by Linda Rohrer Paige
• Who killed Mrs. Sinico?
  by Mary Lowe-Evans
• Dubliners: An Illustrated Edition
  by Mark Osteen
• The Dead
  by Brian W. Shaffer
• The Dublimericks: Numbers 2-3
  by Bernard Benstock
• Joyce's marriage cycle
  by Joseph Kelly
• Edna O'Brien's "Lantern Slides" and Joyce's "The Dead": shadows of a bygone era
  by Sandra Manoogian Pearce
• Dubliners
  by Mark Osteen
• Joyce's Web: The Social Unraveling of Modernism
  by Sean P. Murphy
• To make a long story short: In memoriam Bernard Benstock, 1930-1994
  by Michael J. O'Shea
• "Dubliners" and the art of losing
  by John Gordon
• The Dublimericks: number 14
  by Bernard Benstock
• Dubliners
  by Mark Osteen
• Names and Naming in Joyce
  by Roy Gottfried
• James Joyce's "The Sisters": chalices and umbrellas, ptolemaic Memphis and Victorian Dublin
  by Susan Swartzlander
• The Dublimericks: numbers 7 and 8
  by Bernard Benstock
• The Dublimericks: number 15
  by Bernard Benstock
• Dubliners
  by Mark Osteen
• James Joyce A to Z: The Essential Reference to the Life and Work
  by MIchael J. O'Shea
• Power play: games in Joyce's "Dubliners."
  by Mamta Chaudhry-Fryer
• "Tailors of malt, hot, all round": homosocial consumption in "Dubliners."
  by Paul Delany
• Passing boldly into that other world of holes: narrativity and subjectivity in James Joyce's "The Dead."
  by Sean P. Murphy
• Narrative Con/Texts in Dubliners
  by Michael J. O'Shea
• Interactive stories in "Dubliners."
  by David G. Wright
• The Dublimericks: number 6
  by Bernard Benstock
• Paradigm lost: "Grace" and the arrangement of "Dubliners."
  by Thomas Jackson Rice
• Dubliners
  by Mark Osteen
• The Cracked Lookingglass: James Joyce and the Nightmare of History
  by Joseph Voelker
• The Dublimericks: Number 1
  by Bernard Benstock
• Joyce and Trevor's Dubliners: the legacy of colonialism
  by Jim Haughey
• "Just a little…spiritual matter": Joyce's "Grace" and the modern Protestant gentleman
  by Hope Howell Hodgekins
• Dubliners
  by Mark Osteen
• James Joyce: A Study of the Short Fiction
  by Mary E. Donnelly