In 1922, James Joyce published a book that some hail as the greatest masterpiece of twentieth century English literature. That book was

In his new neighborhood, Stephen

As a young boy Stephen attends

Two traits that the child Stephen has that he will keep for the rest of his life are his

What does Stephen do to win prize-money

Which character smokes black twists of tobacc

Who suggests to Stephen that he might become a member of the Jesuit order

At Christmas dinner, Stephen witnesses an argument between his father and John Casey on one side and

How does Stephen react to having slept with a prostitute

Which of Stephen's friends at university is staunchly, patriotic

Stephen takes long walks with his old

Why do Stephen and his father travel to Cork

What is one of the basic distinctions of Stephen's aesthetic theory

Stephen's father is

In what city does Stephen first have sex with a prostitute

As a young boy. Stephen is

At Clongowes, Stephen is picked on by a bully named

Stephen has to withdraw Clongowes because of

The Dedalus family moves to the town of

While in the clinic at Clongowes, Stephen is cared for by

The name Dedalus makes allusion to

What does Stephen do to win prize money

Stephen falls in love with a girl named

One day, Stephen is attacked by the bully in question 12, who pushes Stephen into

With which novel does Stephen fall in love

What will outlive the memory of Shakespeare, according to Mr. Ramsay

What does Stephen do with his prize money

What is Stephen's reaction to Father Arnall's sermons

How does Father Conmee respond to Stephen's request that he talk to Father Dolan about his punishment in Latin class

What ceremony does Cranly try to convince Stephen to attend, for his mother's sake

Why is Stephen embarrassed of his father when they visit Cork

Why do Stephen and his father travel to Cork

Which character smokes black twists of tobacco

Stephen is the

As a young boy. Stephen reads and is enraptured by

Which two colors does Stephen associate with Dante

Instead of becoming a Jesuit, what does Stephen do

Stephen's father manages to get Stephen back into private school. He is to attend

Why do John Casey and Dante argue at Stephen's first Christmas dinner at the adult table

While in the clinic at Clongowes, Stephen has the paper read to him. He hears about the death of

One day in Latin class, Stephen is excused from studying because he has broken his glasses. The prefect Father Dolan

James Joyce was born in

What does Mike Flynn try to teach Stephen to do

When describing the opening of this novel, one is most likely to talk about

The argument is about

James Joyce was raised in a family that was deeply

Which of the following lists corresponds to one of the distinctions made in Stephen's aesthetic theory

What sight makes Stephen realize that he wants to dedicate himself to art

Where does Stephen attend school as a child

Why does Father Dolan whip Stephen during Latin class

What does Stephen do with his prize money

Where does Stephen here Father Arnall give his sermons on hell

What does Stephen's father call him as a child

Why is Stephen embarrassed of his father when they visit Cork

Joyce was an important pioneer of the narrative technique known, as