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The stream of consciousness technique

The cinematic technique

Dramatic dialogue

Juxtaposition of events

characters presented from the inside

The language: paradoxes, images, interruptions, symbols,slang expressions; different linguistic registers to give voice to theunspoken activity of the mind.
Language  of the mind

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Leopold = Odysseus
Molly = Penelope
Stephen = Telemachus

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Published in 19

Set: Thursday 16th June, 1904 in  Dublin

account of ordinary life on an ordinary day

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Realism

Disciplined prose

Different points of view

Free-direct speech

absence of a moralizing narrative voice

use of symbolism

description of charachters' inner thoughts

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1. Chamber Music (1907)

2. Dubliners (1914)

3. A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man (1916)

4. Exiles (1918)

5. Ulysses(1922)

6. Finnegans Wake

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(1882-1941).

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-born in Dublin
-attended Jesuit Schools
-in 1904 met Nora Barnacle
-in 1905 settled for some time in Paris and then in Trieste, in Rome an in Zurich
-worked as an English teacher