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JAMES JOYCE (+ historical background), Appunti di Inglese

JAMES JOYCE: BIOGRAPHY, FEATURES OF JOYCE’S WORKS, DUBLINERS, ULYSSES, CALYPSO + PENELOPE MODERNISM: INTERIOR MONOLOGUE, INDIRECT INTERIOR MONOLOGUE, DIRECT INTERIOR MONOLOGUE WITH TWO LEVELS OF NARRATION, EXTREME INTERIOR MONOLOGUE

Tipologia: Appunti

2020/2021

In vendita dal 13/01/2021

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JAMES JOYCE
born in Dublin, 1882"
educated by the jesuit and studied modern languages"
as he considered himself as a european citizen rather than an irishman ->
attended medical school in Paris "
but had to come back in Ireland due to his mother’s illness"
he met and fell in love with Nora Barnacle, married her and have 2 children"
1914, Dubliners: completed and published"
1916, A portrait of the artist as a young man (semi-autobiographical novel):
published"
1918, Ulysses: published in series in a newspaper"
stopped after the publication of the first 2 chapter beacuse it was
considered obscene"
tried to published it in USA: Ezra Pound paid for the trial but was again
not published"
1922, moved to Paris and a bookseller agreed to pubished it"
1946, published in England"
1941, died (following an intestinal operation)"
FEATURE OF JOYCE’S WORKS
the setting is Ireland (especially Dublin)"
he rebelled against Catholic Church"
importance given to the INNER WORLD of the character -> TIME: precived
as SUBJECTIVE"
used dierent point of view (story told by the character’s perspective)"
dierent linguistic registers: language suits the age/role"
aim: present the society in a objective way = isolation from the society to
give the reader a true image of it"
DUBLINERS
consists of 15 short stories divided into 4 groups: "
childhood-adolescence-mature life-public life"
(as a modernist) hostile to city life -> Dublin was a place where true fellings
do not exist, people are cruel and selfish and spiritually weak (unable to
escape)"
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JAMES JOYCE

  • born in Dublin, 1882
  • educated by the jesuit and studied modern languages
  • as he considered himself as a european citizen rather than an irishman -> attended medical school in Paris
  • but had to come back in Ireland due to his mother’s illness
  • he met and fell in love with Nora Barnacle, married her and have 2 children -^1914 ,^ Dubliners:^ completed and published
  • 1916,^ A portrait of the artist as a young man^ (semi-autobiographical novel): published -^1918 ,^ Ulysses : published in series in a newspaper
    • stopped after the publication of the^ first 2 chapter beacuse it was considered obscene
    • tried to published it in USA: Ezra Pound paid for the trial but was again not published -^1922 , moved to Paris and a bookseller agreed to pubished it
    • 1946, published in England
  • 1941, died (following an intestinal operation) FEATURE OF JOYCE’S WORKS
  • the setting is Ireland (especially Dublin)
  • he rebelled against Catholic Church
  • importance given to the INNER WORLD of the character -> TIME: precived as SUBJECTIVE
  • used different point of view (story told by the character’s perspective)
  • different linguistic registers: language suits the age/role
  • aim: present the society in a objective way = isolation from the society to give the reader a true image of it DUBLINERS
  • consists of 15 short stories divided into 4 groups: childhood-adolescence-mature life-public life
  • (as a modernist) hostile to city life -> Dublin was a place where true fellings do not exist, people are cruel and selfish and spiritually weak (unable to escape)
  • description is realistic (details) mixed / symbolism (details have a deeper meaning)
  • absence of didactic aim (impersonality) ->^ aim: take the reader beyond the usual aspects of life (trough the epiphany)
  • use of^ EPIPHANY^ (6th jan: Magi accepted the son of God) =^ sudden manifestation of an interior reality caused by an external gesture/ object/situation -> reader understands the real meaning of the story = KEY to the story itself
  • climax: coming to awareness of the character own paralysis
  • main themes: 1. PARALYSIS - physical -> caused by external forces - moral -> liked to religion, moral, culture
    1. ESCAPE always led to failure, unable to freeing themselves
    2. UNION OF LIFE AND DEATH (The Dead -> Snow) ULYSSES
  • published in 1922
  • novel takes place on a^ single day^ (Thursday 16th June 1904 -> date in which Joyce’s future wife declare her feelings for him)
  • place: Dublin (detailed description -> almost becomes a chacarter)
  • ordinary day in which 3 characters wake up, meet other people and go to sleep (18 hours later)
  • main characters:
    • Leopold Bloom^ (middle-aged man, advertising canvasser) identify w/ humans in general (ruled by human instincts)
    • Stephen Dedalus^ (young aspiring poet, embodied every young man looking for maturity) met Bloom and became his adopted son
    • Molly Bloom^ (Leopold’s unfaithful wife, sensuality) cheating on Leopold w/ her music director RELATION TO THE ODYSSEY
  • related to Homer’s Odyssey (tale of Odysseus and his travel after the Trojan War) -> used as a structural framework : - Leopold (anti-hero) = Ulysses (hero) - Stephen = Telemachus

INTERIOR MONOLOGUE

- psychic phenomenon expressed through words (verbally) - narrator may be present - frequent lack of chronological order - w/out introductory expressions - the mind of the character moves freely w/associations of ideas INDIRECT INTERIOR MONOLOGUE - narrator is present: gives comments and descriptions to guide the reader through the narration - character stay^ fixed in space while the mind moves freely in time - everything happens in the present in the mind DIRECT INTERIOR MONOLOGUE W/2 LEVELS OF NARRATION mixture of - third-person narration^ linked to an^ external time - interior narration^ linked to^ character’s mind EXTREME INTERIOR MONOLOGUE - narration takes place inside the mind of the main character while he’s dreaming - words (sometimes foreign) and free association are fused