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Set in the vibrant city of Dublin, this renowned work intricately unfolds the lives of its characters over the course of a single day—June 16, 1904. Through the eyes of Leopold Bloom, Stephen Dedalus, and Molly Bloom, Joyce captures the everyday realities of human existence, weaving together their thoughts, experiences, and emotional landscapes. The narrative offers a deep exploration of identity, love, and the mundane routines that shape life.

Joyce’s groundbreaking style employs stream-of-consciousness techniques, allowing readers to dive into the inner workings of his characters' minds. As they navigate life’s ordinary moments, readers are treated to rich imagery and philosophical reflections that challenge traditional narrative forms. Each page invites contemplation and reveals layers of meaning, drawing readers into an intimate understanding of the characters’ relationships and desires.

This edition stands out not only for its size but also for its fidelity to Joyce's unique vision. Emphasizing the lyrical beauty of language, it beckons both new readers and longtime fans to experience the brilliance of Joyce’s masterwork anew. It celebrates the struggles and triumphs of the human spirit in its most honest, unvarnished form.

Book Details

Format Paperback
Pages 440 pages
Language English
Published May 17, 2016
Publisher CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
ISBN-10 1533293805
ISBN-13 9781533293800

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Dubliners was first published in 1914. The book depicts middle-class Catholic life in Dublin at the beginning of the twentieth century.

September 1st 2026

Series rates much higher

March 21st 2026

Elegir leer este libro como motivo de mi viaje a Dublín creo que ha sido la mejor idea que he podido tener. Haber paseado por muchas de las calles que se mencionan en él le ha dado un mayor sentimiento de realidad que me ha ayudado a conectar mejor. Además, considero que la historia de Irlanda es increíblemente apasionante, y junto con lo que aprendí en el viaje, creo que me he llevado una lectura completa de sus problemas sociales, estructurales, de su gente... Todos los "cuentos" aportan algo, y Dublín se construía cada vez más nítida según seguía leyendo. A pesar de ello, quiero destacar "Eveline", "Un caso lamentable" y "Los muertos", mis favoritos.

February 21st 2026