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Index 845Ideas (London magazine), J enters contestin, 199Ideas of Good and Evil, Yeats's unusedpreface to, 10in'I Hear an Army.' Sec Chamber MusicXXXVIImagination, in J's work, 6; fear of thunderstormsand, 25-6; J disparagesShelley's, 68; in Mangan essay, 94-6; J's method of composition and,250, 292-9; in Giacomo Joyce, 348;as creative process, 355; Blake's conceptionof, 370-71; J seeks stimulationfor, 439, 496; Miss Weaver onJ's, 481; Gide impressed by J's,53011; J's called Irish, 531; in Ulysses,543, 57611; in FW, 543, 554; inAnna Livia, 563-4; analogy withsexual instinct, 578; J admires inYeats, 59611, 66111, 66211, and identifiesmemory with, 66in; in Kiplingand Bronte, 66in, 662nhubs, Bravig, cited, 796Impersonality, Ibsen a model of, 54, 73;Parnell an example of, 73; writing asource of detachment, 110, 354; exampleof artist's, 119, 11911; Christas example of, 131; J argues for 'indifferentsympathy,' 139; clement intragedy, 139Interior monologue, Dujardin as sourcefor, 126, 519-20, 52011; in Ulysses,358-9, 35811; J comments to Larbaudon, 519-20, 528; Gide commentson, 52on; J calls worn-out phrase,527, and mere convenience, 528,544; J's conception of, 528; Mooredisparages, 52911; Mary Colum commentson, 634Intermediate, L' (Paris), cited, 802Intermediate Examinations, J's performancein, 40, 47, 56; J wins topprize in, 40; J wins exhibitions, 47,51; J is Belvedere's best scholar, 51;J's last paper for, 56; Prof. Magennisand, 71International Review, J employed by,398, 422-3Ireland, J disparages, 67, 73, 77, 176,258, 336; epiphany on, 90; in Manganessay, 94-6; J's sense of exilefrom, 109-10; in Portrait, 116; Hellenizingof, 118; Gogarty 'gay betrayer'of, 118; J finds no honesty in,176; J's preoccupation with, 217-18;J's nostalgia for, 231, 235; J readshistory of, 236n; in 'The Dead,'245, 249-50, 253; J's articles andlectures on, 255-9, 3*9: Pope thereal sovereign of, 256-7; J seeksteaching post in, 276; J's 1909 visit,276-91; J's 1912 visit, 318-38; newseries of articles planned, 285, andbook of articles on, 332, 332n; Jidentifies Nora with, 287; J acceptsprimitivism in, 325; 'another insultto,' 39811; J predicts independenceof, 399; Moore's tirade against, 405-6; J and Irish-American mission,456; civil war in, 476, 533-5, 538; Jplans three-month visit to, 478; Jconsiders returning to, 591, 704;Nora's 1922 visit to, 533-5; J onFree State government, 533-4, 571;John Joyce on new government,610; J fears personal attack in, 533-4, 535; Tailteann celebration in,56611; J's singing called pure Irish,600; J declines Embassy invitation,64311, and nomination to Academyof Letters, 660-61; Lucia wants toreconcile J with, 678; Lucia visits,681-6. See also Dublin; Easter Rebellion'Ireland, Island of Saints and Sages' (essay),J's lecture (1907), 258Ireland, John, sets J's lyric for The JoyceBook, 64111'Ireland at the Bar,' J's planned book,33211Irish Academy of Letters, J invited tojoin, 338Irish Bee-Keeper, 141Irish Homestead, J's stories published in,163-4; 'Clay' rejected by, 190Irish language, J's study of, 61; J calls superiorto Breton, 567; J wants Stephens'spoem translated into, 655-6Irish Literary Revival, Dublin an intellectualcenter, 98; J's encounter with,98-104; J contemptuous of, 135,166, 193, 571; attacked in 'Holy Office,'166; Symons says J not in,232; in 'Gas from a Burner,' 335-7;Moore's comment on J and, 529; Jdeclines mention in history of, 530Irish Literary Theatre, nationalist oppositionto, 66; J condemns parochialismof, 88-90; first performance of, 88;Yeats invites J to write for, 104; riotsover Playboy, 239, 267; split in,239-40; cited, 781