Dubliners, Category 1 Flashcard

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How does Joyce primarily convey the paralysis of Dublin's inhabitants?

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Through their daily routines and habits.

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What is the significance of the final story, 'The Dead'?

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It highlights the cyclical nature of life and death.

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What is the significance of the Liffey River in Dubliners?

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It represents the passage of time and the inevitability of change.

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What is the central theme of 'The Dead'?

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The fleeting nature of life and youth.

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How does Joyce utilize the motif of the paralyzed city in Dubliners?

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To represent the spiritual stagnation of its inhabitants.

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What does the term 'paralysis' refer to in the context of Dubliners?

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A state of inaction or inability to change, reflecting the characters' lives.

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How does Joyce's portrayal of family dynamics contribute to the themes in Dubliners?

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It emphasizes the complexities of relationships and the impact of societal expectations.

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What role does the setting of Dublin play in the stories?

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It serves as a backdrop that influences the characters' experiences and choices.

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How does Joyce depict the theme of unfulfilled dreams in Dubliners?

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Through characters who aspire for more but remain trapped in their circumstances.

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What is the significance of the title 'Dubliners'?

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It reflects the focus on the lives and experiences of the people of Dublin.