- James Joyce, a Dublin-born author, had a strong influence on his writing from his middle-class Jesuit upbringing
- His works include "Dubliners," which examines the lives of lower-middle-class Dubliners and their struggles
- "Dubliners" is organized into four groups representing different stages of life and explores themes of moral, social, and spiritual revelations
- Joyce employs the technique of epiphany to prompt characters to confront their inner struggles and societal restraints
- "Eveline," one of the stories in "Dubliners," reflects the theme of characters being confined by their circumstances, unable to break free from societal chains
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