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The paper must make use of at least three academic sources. Abbott
Requirements:
The paper must make use of at least three academic sources. Abbott can be one of your sources.
The length must be 2,000 words, not including the list of works cited.
The paper must conform to MLA standards.
Papers that do not fulfill these basic requirements will automatically start with a letter grade of B.
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Thesis Statement: James Joyce explores the theme of love as a complex and ultimately unfulfilling force in two of his short stories, “Eveline” and “Araby”. Despite taking different paths, both stories depict love as simultaneously inspiring and paralyzing the characters, initially motivating them to pursue new and exciting goals but ultimately preventing them from achieving self-fulfillment.
Sources
Bai, Yu. “Realization of Epiphany through Disillusion of Ideals in Araby.” International Journal of Education and Management (2020): 98. http://ij-em.com/Papers/Vol%205,%20No%203%20(IJEM%202020).pdf#page=104
Dahal, Kalpana. Female Positioning in James Joyce’s Short Stories “Clay”, “Eveline” and “Araby”. Diss. 2020. http://202.45.147.228:8080/bitstream/123456789/58/1/400312_Dahal_Kalpana.pdf
Kitamoto, Yuko. “A Sense of Love in Dubliners.” Osaka Literary Review 32 (1993): 35-42. https://ir.library.osaka-u.ac.jp/repo/ouka/all/25497/OLR32-035.pdf
Wieczorek, Chris. “Searching Between the Lines: Ambiguity, Paralysis and Revisionist Readings of Joyce‘s “Eveline”.” Verso: An Undergraduate Journal of Literary Criticism (2017). https://ojs.library.dal.ca/verso/article/download/7046/6100
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