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In The Sisters the author is merely observer: but the point of the story would be blunted were it not recognized as having been seen through the eyes of a child--and the first thing to grasp in approaching Joyce's work is an appreciation of the Dublin that he knew, as child and as adolescent, in the way that he knew it.
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The editor makes no pretence of having chosen what could be called 'the best' of Joyce, and indeed maintains that no such principle could be applied, either in a book of this size or a much larger one, to the work of such an author. Acknowledgement
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The reader of the following extracts from the prose works of James Joyce may reasonably ask on what principle the selection has been made.
From Dubliners: the Sisters
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From Finnegans Wake
His collections of poetry include Chamber Music (1907) and Pomes Penyeach (1927).
The editor makes no pretence of having chosen what could be called 'the best' of Joyce, and indeed maintains that no such principle could be applied, either in a book of this size or a much larger one, to the work of such an author.
From Wikibooks, open books for an open world < Annotations to James Joyce's Ulysses | Proteus. Dubliners was Joyce’s first publication of prose and the only collection of his short stories published during his lifetime.