- James Joyce was a modernist writer born in Dublin, Ireland in 1882
- He believed that art had a significant social function and should be free from political and religious constraints
- Joyce criticized Ireland's nationalist movement and the Irish Catholic Church
- "Dubliners" is a collection of short stories reflecting themes of paralysis and escape
- Joyce's writing style evolved to embrace the stream of consciousness and the concept of "epiphany" in his stories
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