Linati schema for Ulysses Totally Explained

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This schema for the novel Ulysses was produced by Joyce in 1920 to help a friend (Carlo Linati) understand the fundamental structure of the book. The schema has been split into two subtables for better ease of reading.

Title	Time	Colour	People	Science / Art	Meaning
Telemachus	8am - 9am	Gold / white	Telemachus Mentor Antinous The Suitors Penelope	Theology	Dispossessed son in contest
Nestor	9am - 10am	Brown	Telemachus Nestor Pisistratus Helen	History	The wisdom of the ancients
Proteus	10am - 11am	Blue	Telemachus Proteus Menelaus Helen Megapenthes	Philology	Primal matter
Calypso	8am - 9am	Orange	Calypso Penelope Ulysses Callidice	Mythology	The departing wayfarer
Lotus Eaters	9am - 10am	Dark brown	Euryloches Polites Ulysses Nausicaa	Chemistry	The temptation of faith
Hades	11am - 12pm	Black-white	Ulysses Elpenor Ajax Agamemnon Hercules Eriphyle Sisyphus Orion Laertes etc. Prometheus Cerberus Tiresais Hades Prosperpina Telemachus Antinous	-	The descent into nothingness
Aeolus	12pm - 1pm	Red	Aeolus Sons Telemachus Mentor Ulysses	Rhetoric	The derision of victory
Lestrygonians	1pm - 2pm	Blood red	Antiphates The seductive daughter Ulysses	Architecture	Despondency
Scylla and Charybdis	2pm - 3pm	-	Scylla Charybdis Telemachus Ulysses Antinous	Literature	The double-edge sword
Wandering Rocks	3pm - 4pm	Rainbow	Objects Places Forces Ulysses	Mechanics	The hostile milieu
Sirens	4pm - 5pm	Coral	Leucothea Parthenope Ulysses Orpheus Menelaus Argonauts	Music	The sweet deceit
Cyclops	5pm - 6pm	Green	Prometheus Noman Galatea Ulysses	Surgery	Egocidal terror
Nausicaa	8pm - 9pm	Grey	Nausicaa Handmaidens Alcinous Arete Ulysses	Painting	The projected mirage
Oxen of the Sun	10pm - 11pm	White	Lampetie Phaethusa Helios Hyperion Jove Ulysses	Physics	The eternal herds
Circe	11pm - 12am	Violet	Circe The Swine Telemachus Ulysses Hermes	Dance	The man-hating ogress
Eumaeus	12am - 1am	-	Eumaeus Ulysses Telemachus The Bad Goatherd Pseudangelos	-	The ambush on home ground
Ithaca	1am - 2am	-	Ulysses Telemachus Eurycleia The suitors	-	Armed hope
Penelope	$infty$	-	Ulysses Laertes Penelope	-	The past sleeps

Title	Technic	Organ	Symbols
Telemachus	Dialogue for three and four, narration, soliloquy	-	Hamlet, Ireland, Stephen
Nestor	Dialogue for 2, narration, soliloquy	-	Ulster, woman, practical sense
Proteus	Soliloquy	-	World, tide, Moon, evolution, metamorphosis
Calypso	Dialogue for 2, soliloquy	Kidneys	Vagina, exile, nymph, Israel in captivity
Lotus Eaters	Dialogue, prayer, soliloquy	Skin	Host, penis in the bath, froth, flower, drugs, castration, oats
Hades	Dialogue, narration	Heart	Cemetery, sacred heart, the past, the unknown man, the unconscious, heart defect, relics, heartbreak
Aeolus	Simbouleutike, dikanike, epideictic, tropes	Lungs	Machines, wind, fame, kite, failed destinies, the press, mutability
Lestrygonians	Peristaltic prose	Oesophagus	Bloody sacrifice, food, shame
Scylla and Charybdis	Whirlpools	Brain	Hamlet, Shakespeare, Christ, Socrates, London, Stratford, scholasticism, mysticism, Plato, Aristotle, youth, maturity
Wandering Rocks	Shifting labyrinth between two shores	Blood	Caesar, Christ, errors, homonyms, synchronisms, resemblances
Sirens	Fuga per canonem	Ear	Promises, female, sounds, embellishments
Cyclops	Alternating asymmetry	Muscles, bones	Nation, state, religion, dynasty, idealism, exaggeration, fanaticism, collectivity
Nausicaa	Retrogressive progression	Eye, nose	Onanism, feminine, hypocrisy
Oxen of the Sun	Prose, embryo, foetus, birth	Matrix, uterus	Fertilisation, frauds, parthenogenesis
Circe	Exploding vision	Locomotor apparatus, skeleton	Zoology, personification, pantheism, magic, poison, antidote, reel
Eumaeus	Relaxed prose	Nerves	-
Ithaca	Dialogue, pacified style, fusion	Juices	-
Penelope	Monologue, resigned style	Fat	-

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