Realistic Setting

Rarely uses Hyperbole
Understanding people and their environments
Allows his narrative voice to gravitate towards the voice of a textual character
Rarely uses First Person
Strange and mysterious events occur that remain unexplained
Routine
Characters and events that were alarming similar to real people and places
Doesn't tell people what to think
Allows them to come to their own conclusions
Lack of traditional dramatic resolution
The Dead's opening line
The narrative lends itself to a misuse of language typical of the character being described
Uses descriptions from the characters' point of view
Only in three stories
Empirical Perspective
Detached but highly perceptive narrative voice that displays the lives of the characters in precise detail
An understanding of characters is often given through an analysis of their possessions
The Sisters, An Encounter & Araby
Narrator never divulges his name and rarely participates in conversation
It's possible for a person to observe their own life from the outside
Points to details and suggestions, but never completes the puzzle
Although these events may not appear profound, the characters' intensely personal & often tragic certainly are
Sketch daily situations in which not much seems to happen

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University Undergraduate Level 2 English Literature (James Joyce) Notiz am James Joyce Dubliners - created from Mind Map, erstellt von andrewmanzi am 30/04/2014.