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JAMES JOYCE - Coggle Diagram

- - - - SUDDEN SPIRITUAL MANIFESTATION CAUSED BY TRIVIAL GESTURE, BANAL SITUATIONS WHICH REVEALS THE CHARACTER'S INNER TRUTHS, REVELATORY MOMENTS
    - - CHILDHOOD, ADOLESCENCE, MATURITY, PUBLIC LIFE
      - +THE LAST STORY WAS A LATE ADDITION FUNCTIONS AS AN EPILOGUE
  - - - CHOSED TO SET THE STORY BC SEEMED TO THE AUTOR THE CENTER OF PARALYSIS
        
        EVERYONE SEEMS TO BE CAUGHT UP IN AN ENDLESS WEB OF DESPAIR EVEN EHEN TEHY WANT TO ESCAPE THEY ARE UNABLE DUE TO SPIRITUALLY WEAKNESS
        
        PHYSICAL AND MORAL
        , DUBLINERS ACCEPT THEIR CONDITION EITHER BECAUSE THEY ARE NOT AWARE OF IT OR BECAUSE THEY LACK THE COURAGE TO BREAK THE CHEINS THAT BIND THEM
        
        COMING TO AWARENESS OR SELF REALIATION MARKS THE CLIMAX OF THESE STORIES
        
        MAIN THEME IS THE FAILURE TI FIND A WAY OUT OF PARALYSIS (THE OPPOSIT IS ESCAPE)
  - - - CHIASMUS CAN CREATE MELODIC EFFECTS
    - - NOT IDENTIFIED
- - - - GETS UP
      - GOESE AROUD DUBLIN
      - PUB
      - MEETS A YOUNG MAN
      - BROTHEL
      - FUNERAL
      - RETURNS HOME
  - - - LEOPOLD ACTIONS ARE TRIVIAL
    - - USED BY JOYCE ELIOT REFER TO THE USE OF THE MYTHS RELETRD TO THE CLASSICAL HEROS AND GREAT VALUES
- - - - WANTED TO OFFER A REALISTC POTRAIT OF IRLAND'S LIFE FROMA A EUROPIAN VIEWPOINT
      - MOVED TO PARIS, TRIESTE, ZURICH