James Joyce's 'Dubliners': critical essays

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In planning the book I attempted to impose no uniformity of approach, preferring to encourage the diversity of method of, for example, Professor Hayman's carefully restrained reading of 'A Mother', Professor Kain's wide-ranging thoughts on 'Grace', Mr. Halper's juxtapositions of key points from 'The Boarding House', and Mrs.

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