INGLESE maturità: JAMES JOYCE, DUBLINERS, EVELINE, ULYSSES,THE DEAD, Schemi e mappe concettuali di Inglese

Scarica INGLESE maturità: JAMES JOYCE, DUBLINERS, EVELINE, ULYSSES,THE DEAD e più Schemi e mappe concettuali in PDF di Inglese solo su Docsity! JAMES JOYCE (1882-1941)  1914 → first world war broke out  Joyce moved to Zürich and write Ulysses  He traveled a lot Dubliners  Written in 1900s, published in 1914  Free indirect speech → 3ª p narrator who filters the thoughts (no stream of consciousness)  The idea that he had to leave Ireland  Dubliners rejected 22 times (accused of libel) → against: - The British empire - The morality of the Catholic Church  Three main groups: - Childhood - Adulthood - Relationships between individuals and institutions  Dublin as the center of paralysis = people couldn’t find their fulfillment there → they can’t do anything - Static and provincial town that doesn’t give them a chance to grow → universal lack of growth - Spiritual and physical death  Landmark in the short story writing  Catholic religion → moral oppression  One potential way to scape is epiphany = revelation of their condition of paralysis Eveline (1914)   3-person narrator  There is no action → dimension of thoughts and memories  Free indirect speech  Family → she has siblings, her mom is dead + her father would beat them  Senses that recall a memory  She’s thinking about situation over life - She reflects about getting married and going away with a fellow arrow she’s trying to wait the question - She had to look after the house and worked as a shop assistant - She didn’t like her job  Her mother wasn’t respected by her father   She lives with her father (an alcoholic) and would take care of her brothers  Escape → the only way out = Frank - Frank is a sailor, they’re going to Buenos Aires - When she’s with him she has a different life  Streets organ playing → epiphany (spiritual awakening) - It reminded her of her mother → promise to keep the family together - She had sacrificed her life to satisfy everybody then died → not rewarding  New setting → docks, harbor, quay  Reasons to leave → to get a new life  Reasons to stay → to keep the promise she had made to her mom  “helpless animal” = emotionless The Dead  Christmas dinner, it’s snowing in Dublin  Gretta was absorbed, lost in thought → distant music