Dubliners: Enriched edition. Fifteen Modernist Tales of Early 20th-Century Dublin—Paralysis, Identity, and Epiphany in a Changing Ireland
by James Joyce
James Joyce’s Dubliners gathers fifteen modernist tales set in early 20th-century Dublin. Through themes of paralysis, identity, and epiphany, the collection presents a searching literary portrait of individuals and communities in a changing Ireland. This enriched edition offers an accessible entry into one of modernist literature’s defining works.
About This Book
Dubliners is a collection of fifteen modernist tales by James Joyce.
Set in early 20th-century Dublin, the collection examines individuals and communities during a period of change in Ireland.
Recurring themes include paralysis, identity, and epiphany, offering a focused literary portrait of personal and social experience.
This enriched edition brings together the complete set of tales in a format suited to readers exploring Joyce and modernist fiction.
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