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The Collected Works - cover

The Collected Works

James Joyce

Publisher: DigiCat

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James Joyce's "The Collected Works" serves as a comprehensive anthology of the author's remarkable literary output, encapsulating his exploration of human consciousness, identity, and the intricacies of everyday life. This collection features his most influential texts, including the groundbreaking stream-of-consciousness narrative found in "Ulysses" and the poignant vignettes of "Dubliners." Joyce's literary style is characterized by innovative prose techniques, intricate wordplay, and profound thematic depth, all of which engage with the socio-political context of early 20th-century Ireland and its cultural milieu. Born in 1882 in Dublin, Joyce's formative experiences and deep connection to his native city profoundly influenced his writing. His academic background and encounters with contemporary literary movements, such as Modernism, led him to challenge conventional narrative forms, and to seek new modes of representation in literature. Joyce's rebellion against the constraints of both Victorian morality and the oppressive political environment of Ireland drove him to craft works that are as intellectually demanding as they are emotionally resonant. This collection is an essential read for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of modern literature's evolution. Joyce's masterful explorations of the human experience remain unparalleled, making "The Collected Works" not only a repository of his genius but also a vital resource for scholars, students, and avid readers alike.
Available since: 10/11/2022.
Print length: 1360 pages.

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