"A Talent for Happiness" (from C. S. Lewis, Four Loves ). A Study of the Question of Happiness in Four Texts by Constantine P. Cavafy, Valery Larbaud's Le Journal Intime de A. O. Barnabooth and James Joyce's Ulysses , from within the paradigm of Homer's Odyssey and Odysseus' Ithaca - ProQuest Dissertations & Theses Global - ProQuest

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"A Talent for Happiness" (from C. S. Lewis, Four Loves). A Study of the Question of Happiness in Four Texts by Constantine P. Cavafy, Valery Larbaud's Le Journal Intime de A. O. Barnabooth and James Joyce's Ulysses, from within the paradigm of Homer's Odyssey and Odysseus' Ithaca

Provata, Efthymia. Princeton University ProQuest Dissertations Publishing, 2002. 3033032.