Joyce's attitude to Dublin in Dubliners
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Have a little read: ... Joyce's "Eveline": Joyce's attitude to Dublin in Dubliners Raymond Huynh 100050050 English 1127 Section 010 Mrs. S. MacMillan Langara College November 12th, 2002 To many people, Dublin is regarded as an ancient city. The Vikings founded the city in 842 and named it "Dublin", which means "dark pool" in Scandinavian (Moss and Wilson 107). Ireland in the late 1800s was, for the most part, dominated by agriculture; Belfast and Dublin were the only two major cities. James Augustine Joyce was born to John and Mary Jane Murray Joyce on February 2, 1882 in a southern suburb of Dublin called Rathgar (Werner ix). Joyce was raised a Catholic and is the second oldest of ten children. Before James Joyce's era, Ireland had experienced "many centuries of economic and cultural impoverishment, political suppression, and religious conflict from the Middle Ages..." (Moss and Wilson 106). Even when Joyce was a young boy, Dublin was still in an extremely depressed economic
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