PPT-Araby

James Joyce Meanings of title 1a splendid bazaar with eastern enchantment 2 a symbol of idealized fantasy of love The way to Araby is actually a starting to come into his sexual identity A transformation from a boy to adolescence. Dbdim Cm7 F+ C7 G7 A7(b5) D









   
 

 



















 
 



 
 















 
 

 
 


“. Araby. ”. Short . story centering on an Irish adolescent emerging from boyhood fantasies into the harsh realities of everyday life in his country. .. Based on . his own experiences while growing up in Dublin in the late nineteenth century when Ireland was . By James Joyce. Characters and Themes. The Protagonist: the boy. He remains unnamed throughout the story.. He is also the narrator of the story, telling it from a dual perspective; as the young boy who went through the experience and the adult man relating the events in retrospect.. . James Joyce . . . P. resented by: . Ameera N. Al_Deeny . Supervised by: . 1882-1941. Born in Dublin, Ireland. Writer of great importance. First major work is . Dubliners. . James Joyce. James Joyce. Published in 1914. Collection of short stories about life in Dublin. Includes “. 1882-1941. Born in Dublin, Ireland. Writer of great importance. First major work is . Dubliners. . James Joyce. James Joyce. Published in 1914. Collection of short stories about life in Dublin. Includes “. ”. Background. “. Araby. ” is one of 15 connected stories that make up . Dubliners . written when Joyce was a young man. It is part of a larger story of life in Dublin around the turn of the 19.