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James Joyce
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Mind Map on James Joyce, created by Polina Strich on 04/27/2014.
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James Joyce
Consciousness: chaotic river/stream of thought that flows
comunication between writer and reader: difficult
come to a person's mind before they are logically organized
psychological process
Time
no chronological sequence but duration
the present contains the past
few days or even one sufficent to penetrate the inner life of the charachter
had no longer reason to exist
Life
Born in Dublin, 1882
had excellent education
1902: graduated in Modern Languages
PERMANENT SELF-IMPOSED EXILE
travelled with his companion Nora Bernacle
In Trieste became friendly with Italo Svevo
went to Jesuit school but soon rejected intention of becoming a priest
suffers from eye disease, oncoming blindness
Outbreak World 1: went to Zurich
Dies in Zurich at the age of 58
1914: publication of Dubliners
1922: publication of Ulysses
problems with censorship
was very open
believed in the objectivity of the writer
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