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 DublinersJames JoyceIn CliffsNotes on Dubliners, James Joyce presents 15 vignettes, all taking place in Dublin. Joyce sketched daily situations in which little seems to happen — a boy visits a bazaar, a woman buys candies, a man meets an old friend for drinks. These events may seem normal, but the characters' personal revelations are profound. The stories in Dubliners intermingle, and subtle connections create a sense of shared experience that Joyce would return to in later works. Search this CliffsNote
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Dubliners takes place in Dublin, Ireland, at roughly what time?
