- Joyce, James. A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man.. First printed in 1916. Reading, U.K.: Penguin, 1996.
Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
by James Joyce
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Fenians: preferred brute force
Constitutional reformists: moderates, followed international laws
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A "sugar' is a former friend.
A dull scowl appeared on Cranly’s forehead. He stared at the table where Moynihan had bent to write his name on the roll, and then said flatly:
—A sugar! —
Quis est in malo humore, said Stephen, ego aut vos?
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Dedalus serves as a symbol of escape. Dedalus is not at all an Irish name; Joyce took the name from the mythical inventor who escaped from his island prison by constructing wings and flying to his freedom. Stephen, too, will eventually escape from...
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