This document provides biographical and bibliographical information about James Joyce, the famous Irish modernist author. It notes that Joyce is deceased, was married to Nora Barnacle, was born in 1882 in Dublin, Ireland, had secular and reactionary political views, and was famous for works like Ulysses, Dubliners, and A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man. It also lists his education history and favorite authors. The document outlines Joyce's life events and timeline, including meeting Nora Barnacle in 1904 and majoring works. It frames the information as if on Joyce's Facebook profile page, including sections for photos, friends, apps, and sources.
1. facebook
James Joyce…is dead, dude.
Married to Nora Barnacle
Birthday: February 2, 1882
Hometown: Dublin, Ireland
Political Views: Secular, reactionary
Friends 4
What’s going on, James?
Activities:
Writing, Travel, Speaking for Lit. Society
Inbox (4)
Famous For:
Ulysses, Finnegan’s Wake, Dubliners, A
The Wall≥,
Portrait of An Artist as a Young Man , Araby
Education:
University College Dublin, 1903
Favorite Authors:
T.S. Eliot, Ezra Pound, Home
Post
Photos 6
Inbox
My Favorites
Check out my
sources!
Apps
2. My Wall
Nora Barnacle (Irish) wrote
At
10:00am on June 16, 1905
Hi, Lover! A year ago today, we went on our first date! It’s also
the date you chose for the setting of Ulysses. I know you’ll be
famous for that one! Happy Anniversary, James! I’ll always love
you.
Ezra Pound (Irish) wrote
10:00am on June 16, 1905
Yo Yo Yo, Jimmy! Heard about your new book! Are
you ever gonna get a life? Ha Ha. JK.
William Butler Yeats (Irish) wrote
10:00am on August 18, 1912
What up, Jimmy? PLEASE come back to Ireland. I can get you a
job and work on mending fences with Robert, your publisher. I
know you feel he’s wrong about Dubliners, but you can’t write
about Dublin in Trieste!
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3. Favorites
Favorite Books and Authors:
•Thomas Acquinas (though I rejected Catholicism at 16)
•Harriet Shaw Weaver
•Homer’s Odyssey
•Samuel Beckett
Important Quotes:
On Dubliners: "I want to give a picture of Dublin so complete that if the city one day
suddenly disappeared from the earth it could be reconstructed out of my book.”
Life Timeline/Major Events:
•Born in Dublin in 1882 to a large family
•Attended Jesuit School
•Excelled as a student at Belvedere College (1893)
•I left Dublin for Paris in 1903 to pursue medicine, but I returned home when my mother
was diagnosed with liver cancer.
•I met Nora Barnacle in 1904 and finally married her in 1931.
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4. Inbox (4)
Here, you will post at least four messages from authors from the past and
your author’s answer to each post, for a total of eight posts.
Look for authors that influenced the style, subject matter, and themes of
your writer’s major works.
Have your characters discuss the craft of writing and the world events that
inspired their work. What would they say to each other if they had ever been
given the chance?
If you so choose, you may construct three- or four-way dialogue. Be
creative but accurately express the important ideas each of your writers.
Use the cells and format of “The Wall” or make your own, and feel free to
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use more than one slide.
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5. My Photos
Caption these, and cite
your sources on the last
page. Consider allowing
people to “comment.”
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7. My Apps
Grab Bag
For Sale:
Free to a good home:
one puppy, nearly
housetrained.
15 Euro or best offer:
Art: One portrait of
unnamed gentleman,
now old.
THESE ARE LAME! YOU CAN DO SO
MUCH BETTER! CONSIDER USING
ACTUAL FACEBOOK APPS, LIKE THIS...
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