James Joyce’s “Araby” / In A Boy’s Dream : A 5 page essay
which examines the rite of passage of a boy’s first crush and
the religious and political symbolism that James Joyce uses
in this short story. No additional sources cited. Arabyrp.wps

James Joyce’s “Araby” vs. Jane Rule’s “Inland Passage” :
A 5 page essay on the soul’s journey in works by James
Joyce and Jane Rule. The writer focuses on the idea of
journey, delay and movement as the authors’ means of
reflecting the adoration the soul has for the ideal of quest.
Bibliography cites 2 sources. Joycrule.wps

James Joyce’s “Araby” / Setting : A 5 page paper analyzing
Joyce’s use of setting in this deeply affecting story. The
paper analyzes several of Joyce’s motifs, particularly
romance versus realism and West versus East, to gain insight
into the way Joyce contrasts his working-class protagonist’s
background with the vision of romance he has created for
himself. Bibliography lists 4 sources. Setaraby.wps

James Joyce’s “Dubliners” / Epiphany & Paralysis :
A 5 page paper looking at these two recurrent themes in
James Joyce’s intense and evocative collection of short
stories. The paper shows how Joyce’s characters experience
a sudden burst of enlightenment about their situation,
coupled with a frustrating awareness of their powerlessness
to do anything about it. Particular stories analyzed are
“Araby,” “Eveline,” and “A Painful Case.” Bibliography lists
one source. Epipara.wps

James Joyce's "Dubliners" & More : Approximately 5 pages
in total length. A collection of three short essays on various
topics pertaining to James Joyces' "The Dubliners" and
works by Graham Greene and No Bibliography.
Dubliner.wps

James Joyce’s “Dubliners” : A 6 page paper providing a plot
summary of the stories that make up this collection by James
Joyce. Following Joyce’s lead, it breaks the book down into
four sections: Childhood, Adolescence, Maturity, and Public
Life, and shows how Joyce's world gives readers a better
understanding of the subtle forces that shape their own. No
additional sources cited. Dublin.wps

James Joyce’s “Dubliners” vs. Portrait Of The Artist.../
Structure and Form : A 5 page paper on form and structure in
James Joyce’s early fiction. The paper concludes that Joyce’s
writing in these two works seems difficult because he threw
over the predictable formulas of writing that authors had
been using for more than a century, and substituted episodic
constructions built on themes and epiphanies. Bibliography
lists ten sources. Dublin2.wps

James Joyce’s “Portrait Of The Artist As A Young Man” /
Color : A 10 page paper showing how James Joyce’s
handling of the symbolism of color in this novel enhances
our understanding of its complex levels of meaning. The
paper concludes that this is accomplished through Joyce’s
willingness to let symbol be fluid, to change shape and
meaning as demanded by the persona and the text itself.
Bibliography lists seven sources. Csart.wps

A Portrait of James Joyce as a Young Man : A 10 page paper
looking at the life of James Joyce and showing how it is
reflected in his novel Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man.
Particular emphasis is placed on the issues in Irish politics
during Joyce’s youth and the influence of Catholicism on his
writing. Bibliography lists 8 sources. Jameslif.wps

James Joyce’s “Portrait Of The Artist As A Young Man” /
Fascist : A 9 page paper examining the presence of
proto-fascism and its antithesis, humanism, in Joyce’s first
novel. The paper asserts that while it is not technically
correct to search for examples of fascism in the book since
the term did not exist at the time the novel was written,
examples of this type of mentality can be fruitfully analyzed
in contrast to the book’s celebration of humanism.
Bibliography lists ten sources.Fascism3.wps
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