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Index
Act of Reading, The ( Iser), 49
" After the Race," 1; Jimmy Doyle's
use of metaphors in, 79;
prototypes for Jimmy Doyle in,
68; "Red Hanrahan" as a source
of, 68
" Araby": function of metaphor in, 73 ;
narrator's role in, 12 ; Vita
Nuova compared to, 53 ; youthful
erotic idealism betrayed in, 12
Beck, Warren, 91, 93, 154
Beckett, Samuel, 51
Berlitz system, 63
Blake, William, 7, 10, 60 ; personal
myth of, 10 ; relationship of,
with Catherine Boucher, 11
Bloom, Molly ( Ulysses), as an
amalgam of Nora Joyce and the
Virgin, 6
"Boarding House, The": absence of
description of key events in, 121,
122, 126 ; awkwardness of mother
and daughter in, 127 ; continued
in Ulysses, 128 ; contrasts in, 123 ;
as a displaced love story, 121,
128 ; ellipses in, 122 ; frankness of
characters in, 127 ; function of
word "sit" in, 124 ; Garden of
Eden story contrasted with, 123 ;
Jack Mooney's role in, 124, 128 ;
"Matcham's Masterstroke" com-
pared to, 121 ; men in, 125 ;
misdirection in, 121, 126, 129 ;
movement in, 124 ; Mr. Mooney's
role in, 124 ; Mrs. Mooney's
mental processes in, 79 ; repara-
tions in, 122 ; reunions in, 123 ;
role of the meat cleaver in, 123 ;
social attitudes in, 122 ; as a
story about awkwardness, 127 ;
technique of, 122 ; theme of
separation of, 122 ; use of
conjunctive in, 126 ; use of word
"artists" in, 123 ; use of word
"outrage" in, 126
Bonaparte, Napoleon, 5
Burgess, Anthony, 61
Byrne, Davy, 68
Child, The ( Neumann), 90
"Clay": absence of thought of death
in, 144 ; ambiguities in tea scene
of, 159 ; ambiguity of Maria's
plight in, 57 ; ambiguity of
request that Maria sing in, 156 ;
attempts to mislead reader in
narrative of, 143 -44; the children
in, 154, 155 -56; contradictions
in, 152 ; dangers to Maria's ego in
game in, 156 ; "The Dead"
compared to, 144 ; as a deceptively
simple story, 143 ; drama of,
147 ; early version of, 52 ; ending
of, 157 ; enigmas about the
laundry in, 150 ; fortunetelling in,
54 ; function of the blindfold in,
156, 159 ; function of Dublin by
Lamplight in, 150 ; function of
the plum cake in, 153 ; function of
Maria's conspicuousness on
tram, 151 ; Ginger Mooney's role
in, 149 ; impressions about
Maria's appearance in, 160 ; Inferno

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