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Dubliners
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This adaptation explores themes of everyday life, social class, personal epiphanies, and moral struggles. It addresses the social and cultural dynamics of the time period and portrays intricate and multifaceted relationships. Readers are advised to consider their emotional readiness and comfort level before engaging with this content.
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Dubliners
About the Author
James Joyce (1882-1941) was an Irish novelist and short story writer, celebrated for his innovative narrative techniques and deep exploration of human consciousness. With works like Ulysses and A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man, Joyce's writing delves into themes of identity, personal growth, and the intersection of individual desires and societal norms.
Story Overview
Immerse yourself in the vivid world of Dubliners with our leveled reading adaptation. Set in early 20th century Dublin, follow the lives of various characters as they navigate the complexities of daily life, personal desires, and societal expectations. From the bustling streets of Dublin to the intimate moments of personal revelation, this adaptation brings to life James Joyce's rich tapestry of stories exploring the human condition.
The Power of Passage Markers
Synchronized Materials
Each text is broken down into numbered passages, synchronized across all versions, enabling every student to follow along in class discussions, regardless of the reading level they are using.
Passage numbers are available in the web reader and in the margins of our paperback copies.
A Multimedia Reading Experience
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The author's original words are always just a tap away. Easily reference the original language of any one of our leveled readers by visiting our web application and jumping to the corresponding passage.