Stylistic Techniques in James Joyce's Ulysses

The video explores James Joyce's 'Ulysses', highlighting its innovative writing styles and structure. Each episode mirrors Homer's 'Odyssey' and employs unique techniques, from stream of consciousness to satirical headlines. Notable episodes include 'Oxen of the Sun', which traces the evolution of English, and 'Cersei', a surreal script. The final episode features Molly Bloom's unpunctuated monologue, ending on a positive note with the word 'Yes'.

What narrative technique is Ulysses particularly known for?

• Third-person omniscient

• Stream of consciousness

• Epistolary

• First-person narrative

Which episode of Ulysses is structured to reflect the evolution of the English language?

• The 12th episode

• The 14th episode

• The 10th episode

• The 16th episode

In the 15th episode, which famous figures make an appearance?

• Napoleon and Einstein

• Beethoven and Mozart

• Shakespeare and Sherlock Holmes

• Darwin and Freud

What is unique about the final episode of Ulysses?

• It is a series of letters

• It contains no punctuation

• It is a dialogue between two characters

• It is written in the form of a play

What word does Joyce use to conclude Ulysses, symbolizing positivity?

• Hope

• Love

• Yes

• Joy