Joyce’s “Araby” and “A Little Cloud”: Harsh Realities and Shattered Dreams by Haeden Wright (fox in socks read aloud .txt) 📕

the protagonist does not break out of their secondary worlds. The blending of the protagonist “secondary world” (Auden) with their “primary world” (Auden) must take place is order for the character to grow and come to terms with reality.


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Coulthard, A. R. “Joyce's 'Araby'” Explicator. 52:2 1994 Winter 1994: 97-99.
LION. Web. 24 July 2009 < http://ezproxy.montevallo.edu>
Joyce, James. “Araby.” Dubliners. New York: 1976. Penguin Group, 1996. 29-36
Joyce, James. “A Little Cloud.” Dubliners. New York: 1976. Penguin Group, 1996. 70-85
The Purdue OWL. 26 Aug. 2008. The Writing Lab and OWL at Purdue and Purdue University. 24 July 2009 <http://owl.english.purdue.edu>.
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