Narrative Con/Texts in DublinersSpringer, 18/06/1994 - 171 páginas Investigates narrative strategies in James Joyce's stories in relation to the changing contextual situations, both in the individual narratives and in the cumulative text, context serving as a portal of entry into the narrative(s). Benstock is the author of "Narrative Con/texts in 'Ulysses'". |
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The Teller in the Dubliners Tale | 8 |
The Spectres in the Tales 32 | 32 |
Correspondences in the Tales | 58 |
The Economics in the Tales | 84 |
Talismans of Immaturity | 109 |
Talents of Maturity | 127 |
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absence allowed apparent Araby assumes attempts aunt Aunt Julia aware blame Bob Doran bottles of stout bourgeois boy's candles Chandler Chapelizod Charles Stewart Parnell childhood church committee room Corless's Corley Corley's counterpart Cunningham dark dead death Donnelly drink Dubliners Encounter Eveline Hill Eveline's existence eyes face Farrington Father Flynn Finnegans Wake fire Fitzpatrick Fogarty Gabriel Conroy Gallaher's Gardiner Street ghost gnomon Grace Gretta guest Henchy Holohan Holy Irish Ivy Day James Duffy JAMES JOYCE Jimmy Doyle Joe Donnelly Joe Hynes Joyce Joyce's Kearney Kernan Lenehan Leo Dillon Leopold Bloom Little Chandler living M'Coy Mahony Maria Michael Furey Morkan mother mystery narrative narrator never night Old Cotter once Parnell Parnell's Pigeon House play plumcake Polly possibilities present priest protagonist role seems shillings Sinico Sisters spirit Stephen Dedalus story symbolic tale Tierney Tierney's tongue Ulysses woman young