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Essay Instructions: We will be dealing with themes, symbols and/or motifs that occur in Portrait, but not with the plot. In other words, the writing will not be towards "what" happens in the novel, but why what happens has meaning or significance, and on how joyce the author of Portrait conveys that significance

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Essay Instructions: An Essay on CHAPTER 1 ONLY on A Portrait of the artist as a young man by James Joyce.
This paper will include how Stephen Dedalus beging as a baby boy seen the world around him the changes, experience, and difficulties he goes throuhg at school how he feels, what he thinks and his reaction to all the situations he is facing at school. Also how he feels about his family through out the story in chapter one the arguments and different poitns of view about politics and religion that his family have to end the essay how he feels about his accomplishment and how his classmates react to it.

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James Joyce's work has divided feminist critics, with some scholars arguing that the women we find in A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man and Ulysses are confined to their bodies and to a material existence. Others suggest that these texts deliberately expose the ways in which male desire operates in relation to women, thereby undermining patriarchal discourse. With which do you agree? Address this question in relation to both texts, giving examples from relevant secondary sources to support your argument.

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Essay Instructions: Show how Joyce makes use of materials from his classical and / or Christian heritage in the James Joyce, Portrait of The Artist as a Young Man. That could mean use of Homer (The Odyssey), Ovid (The Metamorphoses) and the New Testament. This is something we have been discussing since we began the analysis of Joyce's book. It would be best if you could discuss his use of both classical and Christian materials but only one of these will be sufficient.


The New Testament: (1) The Gospel of Mark
15. 22.5 The New Testament: (2) The Gospel of Matthew
16. 24.5 The New Testament: (3) The Gospel of Luke
17. 29.5 The New Testament: (4) The Acts of the Apostles.
18. 31.5 The New Testament: (5) Paul's Epistles. (Galatians and Romans)
19. 5.6 The New Testament: (6) John?s Gospel and The Revelation to John