APPROACHING ENGLISH LITERATURE
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James Joyce was born in Dublin, Ireland in 1882. His mother was pregnant 15 times but many children did not survive. Joyce's mother died of cancer and his father worked selling lime. Joyce was a poet and his most famous novel was Ulysses, published in 1922. He died in 1941 at the age of 59. Some of his major works included Dubliners, A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man, Exiles, Ulysses, and Finnegans Wake.
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APPROACHING ENGLISH LITERATURE
- 1. BIBLIOGRAPHY JAMES JOYCE Laura Piñero María Mínguet 4ºB
- 2. LIFE James Joyce was born in Dublín, Irlanda on February 2 of 1882.
- 3. His mother May , I remain a pregnant woman fifteen times. His father John was working selling salt and limy. His mother died for a disease of cáncer.
- 4. He was a poet . His better novel is Ulises 1922.
- 5. James Joyce died in 1941 to the age of 59 years. This is the tomb
- 6. WORKS Stephen el héroe ( Stephen Hero ), 1904 – 1906 . Música de cámara ( Chamber Music ), 1907 . Dublineses ( Dubliners ), 1914 . Retrato del artista adolescente ( Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man ), 1916 . Exiliados ( Exiles ), 1918 . Ulises ( Ulysses ), 1922 . Poemas manzanas o Poemas a penique ( Pomes Penyeach ), 1927 . Finnegans Wake , 1939 .