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Joyce's 'The Sisters'

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(?) I said softly to myself the word paralysis.' In the first paragraph we can relate some words as semantically linked. Such words are: dead, corpse, idle and paralysis. All of them mean ?absence of movement'. Although the word ?idle' in this context means ?empty and casual', since it refers to the priest's words, playing with the polysemy of this word, and if we connect the word to the story as a whole, it can also mean ?inactive, at rest'...
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Such words are: dead, corpse, idle and paralysis. All of them mean ?absence of movement'. Although the word ?idle' in this context means ?empty and casual', since it refers to the priest's words, playing with the polysemy of this word, and if we connect the word to the story as a whole, it can also mean ?inactive, at rest'...
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