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7 de ene. de 2011 · Oliver St John Gogarty, scion of a wealthy Dublin family, was not content to live off his family's money or reputation. Gogarty became famous as being the model for James Joyce's 'stately, plump Buck Mulligan', who steps out of Joyce's world and into the wider world in the first sentence of the legendary Ulysses, but he was so much more than that: he was truly one of Ireland's greatest men ...
1 de nov. de 2018 · Oliver Joseph St John Gogarty; W.B. Yeats; Lady Margaret Sackville and an unknown man. By Lady Ottoline Morrell, National Portrait Gallery London Éamon de Valera (whom he held responsible for the deaths of Griffith and Collins and characterized as a “sixpenny Savonarola” and “a cross between a cormorant and a corpse”) came to power as Taoiseach in 1937.
Oliver Joseph St. John Gogarty (Dublino, 17 agosto 1878 – New York, 22 settembre 1957) è stato un medico, poeta e scrittore irlandese, ricordato fra i più importanti intellettuali di Dublino. Oliver St. John Gogarty è stato a lungo negli Stati Uniti, ma sempre vicino alla sua patria e vicino ai nazionalisti irlandesi, nonché tra i fondatori, con Arthur Griffith , del partito politico ...
The role of Oliver St. John Gogarty (1878-1957) as the inspira. tion for Buck Mulligan in Joyce's Ulysses is well known. In this. article, we assemble a series of factual sources for details of Mulligan's characterization, drawing for the most part on documen tary evidence from Gogarty's life and works. In, some cases, these.
When Oliver Joseph St John Gogarty was born on 17 August 1878, in Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland, his father, Henry Joseph Kelly Gogarty, was 26 and his mother, Margaret Magdalene Oliver, was 22. He married Martha Duane about 1906, in Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland. They were the parents of at least 2 sons and 1 daughter.
Oliver St. John Gogarty is the author of As I Was Going Down Sackville Street (3.82 avg rating, 28 ratings, 7 reviews, published 1937), Sackville Street ...
Oliver St. John Gogarty. Life. 1878-1857; b. 17 Aug., Rutland Sq., Dublin, into an established professional family, his father being the 3rd generation of GPs; mother’s name Oliver, being dg. of a Galway miller; ed. North Richmond St. CBS; Mungret, moving to Stonyhurst (‘a religious prison’), Clongowes, Royal Univ., moving quickly to TCD ...
