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James Joyce Araby

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October 21, 2015

 

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(Joyce 1) As readers are absorbed in the innocence and naivete of the young Joyce, the feelings of incredible intensity build to his eventual realization that the object of his affection, Mangan's sister, is blind to him, as the Church is of the poor Irish masses. "Araby" takes place around the turn of the century in Dublin, Ireland...
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"Araby" takes place around the turn of the century in Dublin, Ireland. At this time in history, there was great distress between the British Protestant church and the traditionally Catholic Church of Ireland, as there had been for centuries. (Embassy) James Joyce held an immense dislike for the Roman Catholic Church and the strains it put forth, however these were not feelings that could be shared openly...
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