James Joyce

A very important topic in the story of his childhood and upbringing in a Catholic Ireland. Dead religion continues to hold tenaciously to all living things. Therefore, it is ambivalent hero of the story sees the death of his father Flynn: shock, grief, and - a sudden sense of freedom. From childhood to young Irish hopes are crumbling, their "bowl" give a crack at the very first contact with reality. A joyful sense of discovery in the wonderful world marred by the story "of" Conversations with a strange, is not spiritually healthy stranger. Dirt, vulgarity powerfully invade the child ...