Which version of the text is best, Veeky Forums?

Which version of the text is best, Veeky Forums?

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The Little Review version, obviously

the one with the big S, M, P at the beginning of the three respective sections. I think thats the modern library one, and the vintage paper back is nice? Whatever the case it's the one that usually has the court decision by the US judge and Joyce's thank you letter printed before the novel. It's the 1961 corrected text

You could hit the Gabler if you're dissertating on it but really who needs those deleted scenes anyway? The Gabler is more disappointing than the extended LOTRs by a long shot and if you have the Gifford annotations (which pair with the pagination in the modern library edition) then he will tell you when the omitted sentences appear anyway.

I haven't any experience myself with the oxford edition. It looks cool but not as cool as the Vintage modern library one so I didn't get it, though surely it has some fine footnotes but probably can't compare to Gifford.

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Right from the manuscript

No, not this one. I have that edition, the green one with the large "jj" on the cover, it's not the fixed text, although it's a very pretty book.
Any recently published should be fine, there was a huge revision that fixed the texts; the original had a lot of mistakes that plagued Joyce. The original was rushed publishers didn't speak English very well and fucked some stuff up.

>No, not this one. I have that edition, the green one with the large "jj" on the cover, it's not the fixed text, although it's a very pretty book.

naw whatever the case I meant this one: amazon.com/Ulysses-Author-Jun-16-1990-Paperback-ULYSSES/dp/B004D7YI6S/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1499998242&sr=8-1&keywords=vintage joyce ulysses but couldn't find it anywhere by itself. This is the one for most university classes

Someone once put it like this:

-If you want to be told what is the word known to all man, get the Gabler edition; but if you'd rather figure that out by yourself, get the corrected 1932 (31?) edition.

I went with the latter, much preferring to read what is (according to some) nearer to Joyce's original intent; whereas the Gabler is heavily modified by him (Gabler).

the original 1922 penguin reproduction

shit maybe I gotta get the 1932 and then read the Gabler after that.

How much did Gabler truly change?

Is the text actually different in any of these?

Just got this edition, seems good

>It's the 1961 corrected text
this one is trash. sentences are taken out, moved around and shit. doesn't read as well

This is the one I have, 3 volume leatherbound limited edition of the Chinese translation (Xiao version), one volume of the translation itself, one volume of notes, and the English original to boot (a facsimile of some earlier edition I haven't bothered to figure out, with added Greek chapter titles.) Read the English and a couple of brief sections in Chinese. Not a masochist.
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The Garnett. 'Penelope' is a brisk and easy five pages long

I started with that one, but the footnotes slowed me down so much, esp since I knew I'd revisit it for a more thorough reading later, that I picked up the 1932 version without any notes.

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Except instead of ending with 'yes I said yes I will yes' she adds on 'Hurrah for Karamazov'. Odd.

This is the first version I bought before the Oxford. Haven't gotten caught up to reading it yet, so would you rec I start with this version or the previously posted one here

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I have this translated edition (the best to brazilian portuguese), hard cover. its very, very pretty, and a good translation too. 0 footnotes though.