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James Joyce

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February 2, 2013

 

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Degnan seems to concentrate mostly on the last paragraph when the narrator says to the reader “And I was penitent; for in my hart I had always despised him {Mahony} a little” in his essay called “The Encounter in Joyce’s ‘An Encounter.’” Degnan believies that there is a “conflict between what Mahony represents and what the narrator represents” and the narrator “despises” Mahony for being able to walk away from the man when the narrator was to “well mannered” to walk away when an adult is talking...
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One reason Degnen gives for the narrator “despising” Mahony is that Mahony is always coming to the “aid” of the narrator. When the narrator was intelligent enough to use false names he actually assumed this false identity and it was Mahony that “saves the narrator to reality, to his real name”This can very well be true after all it is hard to be wrong in literature, and this is stated in one of the most important lines (the last line of a story) but there is one thing I will have to disagree with that Degnan discusses...
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