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QUESTIONS

What were the circumstances that led to StephenÂ’s departure from the Martello Tower?

What insights into StephenÂ’s character are provided by Joyce in "Nestor"?

Comment on the theme of transformation in Ulysses with special reference to "Proteus."

What aspects of BloomÂ’s character are highlighted in "Calypso"?

Discuss "The Lotos-Eaters" as a study in spiritual paralysis in the lives of Dubliners.

Study "Hades" as a study in BloomÂ’s isolation from his religious community.

Bring out clearly the irony of the windy chapter "Aeolus", with a special focus on the discussion of the destiny of Ireland.

What facets of Dublin life are reflected in "The Lestrygonians"?

Comment on StephenÂ’s views on Shakespeare with special reference to "Scylla and Charybdis".

How do the various episodes in "The Wandering Rocks" contribute to the structure of Ulysses?

Comment on the role of musical allusions in "The Sirens" in revealing character.

What virtues and shortcomings of Bloom are highlighted in "The Cyclops"?

Examine "Nausicaa" as a satire on cheap and sentimental romantic fiction.


How does Joyce organically relate the development of a child through nine months of gestation to the development of the English language in "The Oxen of the Sun"?

What aspects of Stephen's character and Bloom's personality are revealed in "Circe"?

What differences between Stephen and Bloom are highlighted in "Eumaeus"? What prompts BloomÂ’s willingness to take Stephen home?

How does Joyce use the technique of Catechism to explore the possibility of establishing deep human relationship in "Ithaca"?

What aspects of MollyÂ’s complex character are highlighted in "Penelope"?

Discuss the plot structure of Ulysses.

Examine the theme of quest in Ulysses.

Discuss the theme of charity in Ulysses.

Comment on JoyceÂ’s use of symbolism in Ulysses.

Examine JoyceÂ’s use of language in Ulysses.

Discuss JoyceÂ’s use of myth in Ulysses.

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