What short stories did James Joyce write?

Answer 1

James Joyce is most famous for telling a story parallel to Homer's Odyssey in contrasting literary styles in the novel Ulysses. Ulysses takes place in Dublin, Ireland, and throughout his career, Joyce wrote extensively about the city and those that inhabit it.

Answer 2

James Joyce published 15 short stories and released them under the title, Dubliners.

They are listed below.

The Sisters

An Encounter

Araby

Eveline

After the Race

Two Gallants

The Boarding House

A Little Cloud

Counterparts

Clay

A Painful Case

Ivy Day in the Committee Room

A Mother

Grace

The Dead

Answer 3

James Avery. Joyce has written:

'End of an illusion' -- subject(s): North Atlantic Treaty Organization, World politics

'Justice at work'

'The story of international cooperation' -- subject(s): History, International cooperation

'The right to life'

'World labour rights and their protection' -- subject(s): International Labor laws and legislation, Labor laws and legislation, Labor laws and legislation, International

'The new politics of human rights' -- subject(s): Civil rights, Human rights

'The War Machine' -- subject(s): Arms race, Disarmament, History, World politics

'Justice at work'

'End of an illusion' -- subject(s): International relations, North Atlantic Treaty Organization

Answer 4

James Joyce wrote several short stories, including "Dubliners," a collection that features well-known stories like "The Dead" and "Eveline." He also wrote "A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man," which is sometimes considered a novel but often discussed in the context of his short fiction.

Answer 5

You probably mean two volumes of poems:

Chamber Music (1907)

Pomes Penyeach (1927)

Answer 6

James M. Joyce has written:

'The foundations of causal decision theory' -- subject(s): Decision making

Answer 7

Major works of James Joyce are A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man, Collected Poems, Dubliners, Exiles, Finnagan's Wake, Ulysses and Giacomo Joyce.