Is this actually a phenomenal novel? Is so, explain why.

>>9676485
yes it's fantastic, it's dense and super erudite, it has all the noise of what art is forced to look like in the twentieth century, it skirts around virtually every ideology religious or philisophical, and it's written with a lot of deliberate care

>>9676485
I'm Irish and I think a significant amount of its spirit is lost on foreigners

What edition should I get?

I heard some publishings had problems or errors?

>>9676867
I'm Irish and I think you're full of dogshit.

>>9676867
>>9676914
I'm Irish and they're always after me lucky charms ye wee bitty laddy

>>9676916
I'm Irish and my arse still hurts from last sunday's mass.

>>9676940
Why? Didn't you stand at all?

>>9676899

The original 1922 text was filled with typos and attempts to fix them in later editions is the source of a lot of controversy among scholars, but honestly it probably doesn't matter that much for plebs like us. I like my Oxford World Classics edition, which uses the original 1922 text, but it has explanatory notes which are helpful without being overwhelming.

>>9677226
interesting

the typos are part of what made it originally so different?