Le rire nuit-il à la transparence du saoi
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EVELINE, IN DUBLINERS (1914) - JAMES JOYCE
1st paragraph :
- Personnification : the evening invade the avenue : referencing to something wichi s moving : invade
- SHE : capital letter t show that she’s the main character, eponyme character
- Someone who’s tired,she’s underpassive looking at the window, like the window is a gate where shecan contemplate
- Connection between words : « window, curtains, cretonne »
- WE’RE IN THE CHARACTER FLOW AND WE HAVE TO FOCUS ON HER SENS : « looking through, in looking outside »
- « window curtain » appear like sth on stage, that is going to be played
- THERE’S A CONNECTION BETWEEN WHAT YOU SEE AND WHAT YOU WANNA SEE
- HIS HEAD IS FILLED WITH CHILDHOOD MEMORIES
2nd paragraph :
- Mise en abyme because she’s reenacting a scene of the past in wich hersekf and children were acting smth
- Scene being reenacted in the past and the children are the players of this scene
- Repetition of « used to »
- Connection of somethong positive with smth negative : pleasant activity with being td up by an adult to stop
- Idea of danger becauseshe nedds to be worryof predators but inside would normally be the place where you’re safe, you feel secure, adults are supposed to protect you
- « go away » like go home, go away for dead people
- Contrats between a home and a house, a home can be a house but a house can’t be a home : home like people, places
- Mention of living the house
- « few people passed » : people she doesn’t know who lives next to her house
- Fisrt she talks about people she doesn’t know and then people she was very closed to
- Something she used to see but will no longer see especially if she leaves the house
- THE WORD HAPPY WOULD REFER TO THE PAST
- BUT THINGS WERE NOT THAT PERFECT IN THE PAST
3rd paragraph :
- We’re now looking on the inside : she’s looking at things which re there, familiar objects
- WE CAN FEEL WHAT SHES FEELING AND PERCEIVE THE ROOM EVEN IF WE DONT HAVE A CEAR VISION OF IT
- She’s supposed to take care of her house
- To dust can represent the paast that she’s replacing
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