People of Dublin (Joyce)

See also: People of Dublin

People of Dublin or Dublinois ( Dubliners ) is a collection of news published in 1914 which precedes monumental work in which, soon exiled voluntary, James Joyce will never cease evoking its birthplace Dublin. Impregnated sometimes derision, sometimes of latent sadism, brutality or humor, their modernism especially holds with the glance detached, ironic, sometimes cruel, but always implacably lucid, that the writer poses on his characters. Because the latter are ultimately only the product of a company of which it evokes frustrations, resulting from a narrow social and religious conformism.

Although several works of James Joyce illustrate the rich person tradition of the Catholic church, the news " Araby" tell its disaffection towards the church and the loss of its faith.

The last history, most known, deaths , was put in scene by John Huston in his last film completed in 1987.

The fifteen news

The presence of the sign/indicates various possibilities of translation according to the editions.
  • the sisters ( The Sisters )
  • a meeting ( Year Encounter )
  • Arabia ( Araby )
  • Evelyne ( Evelyne )
  • After the race ( After the Race )
  • Two gallant ( Two Gallant )
  • the boarding house ( The Boarding House )
  • a small cloud ( has Little Cloud )
  • Contreparties/Correspondances ( Counterparts )
  • Cendres/Argile ( Clay )
  • Pénible incident/a painful case ( has Painful Case )
  • One will meet on October 6th/" Ivy Day in the room of Commissions" ( Ivy Day in the Committee Room )
  • a mother ( has Mother )
  • grace/From the grace ( Grace )
  • It dead/deaths ( The Dead )

See too

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