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Any good sites on Joyce's Dubliners??

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  • 15-09-2005 11:30am
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    faustngretchen
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    Hi there,

    I'm looking for recommendable websites (or other soucres of information) about Joyce (his biography etc)and especially about Dubliners. I'm interested in his intention when writing the stories and the message lying underneath them.

    Who, if not the Irish themselves can help me on this one? :D:D:D


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    So if someone's not Irish, they aren't allowed to help? :o

    I taught two stories from Dubliners in a lit. seminar ("Araby" and "Clay"), but I don't remember now what pages I used. I'll try to find the sources at home, and if I'm online tomorrow, I can link them for you.


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    I used this intro:
    http://www.mendele.com/WWD/WWD.dubintro.html

    I forgot where I got the biography from, but I have it on my pc, and some other docs too, so if you wish I can e-mail them to you.


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