A Guide to the Works of James Joyce

The enigmatic wordsmith who captured the complexities of human experience in Dublin.

Author

James Joyce was an Irish writer known for his modernist style and groundbreaking works such as "Ulysses" and "Finnegans Wake."

Works

James Joyce is best known for his groundbreaking works "Ulysses" and "Dubliners", which showcase his innovative narrative techniques and modernist themes.

Impact

James Joyce's innovative narrative techniques and stream-of-consciousness style revolutionized modern literature, leaving a lasting impact on generations of writers.

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Timeline

February 2, 1882

James Joyce is born in Rathgar, Dublin, Ireland

1893

Joyce begins his education at Clongowes Wood College

1898

Joyce enters University College, Dublin

1902

Joyce graduates with a degree in modern languages

1904

Joyce meets Nora Barnacle, who becomes his partner and muse

1907

Publication of Joyce's first book, 'Chamber Music'

1914

Publication of 'Dubliners'

1914-1915

Joyce begins writing 'A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man'

1916

Publication of 'A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man'

1914-1922

Joyce works on his groundbreaking novel, 'Ulysses'

1922

'Ulysses' is published in Paris on Joyce's 40th birthday

1939

Publication of Joyce's final work, 'Finnegans Wake'

1940

Joyce passes away in Zurich, Switzerland

1961

Publication of 'The Letters of James Joyce'

1975

Publication of 'The Critical Writings of James Joyce'

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