James Joyce and Catholicism in Portrait and Dubliners

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Book Reports

 

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August 11, 2015

 

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Stephen Dedalus, the main character in the journal-like story of Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man, goes through an internal turmoil of his own throughout the entire book on how he would view religion. He shows certain extremities of religious views during his life from being brought up as a Catholic...
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He shows certain extremities of religious views during his life from being brought up as a Catholic. He finds that none of these are right for him and the only way he can truly live life to the fullest is to pursue a life of beauty and arts. In Dubliners, Joyce manifests members of the clergy and certain religious orders, who in some ways can be viewed as flawed and through this we can acquire an attempt by Joyce to show his possible distaste for religion of his time...
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