1. Women in the Works of Joyce and Swift
This is portrayed in a very seamless and almost invisible way in both James Joyce's Ulysses: episode thirteen 'Nausicaa' and Jonathan Swift's 'A Beautiful Young Nymph Going to Bed' where both authors explore the power and the limits of women characters. ... In James Joyce's Ulysses 'Nausicaa', Gerty is a second rate disabled character who lacks social awareness. ... Moreover, sexual desire amongst females was a taboo and unheard of when James Joyce wrote the Ulysses - that females had a sexual identity was not even considered. ... Joyce gave fema...
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