Dubliners

Style and Technique

In «Dubliners», James Joyce employs a realistic style, aiming for an accurate and detailed depiction of Dubliners' lives. The language is simple and precise, capturing the everyday conversations and thoughts of the characters. Joyce often uses interior monologue to reveal the inner world of his characters. Literary techniques include symbolism and epiphany, where characters suddenly realize important truths about their lives. The structure of the stories is fragmented, with each story standing alone, yet all are united by the common theme of spiritual and moral paralysis of Dublin's residents.