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James Joyce The Dead

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English

 

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April 5, 2013

 

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During the party the reader feels as though they are caught in some commotion and are in the middle of the action. Joyce does this by using a focalized narrative throughout the story, making sure to adjust the focus of the story and constantly keep it moving along. The story has a very close and chaotic feel; you can here the buzz of the people in the background while reading...
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The story has a very close and chaotic feel; you can here the buzz of the people in the background while reading. This was extremely prominent in the taxi scene where Joyce overwhelms the reader with the chaos created by many voices; The confusion grew greater and the cabman was directed differently by Freddy Malins and Mr...
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