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* '''fading photograph''' → perhaps a reference to forgetfulness and the fading of the past, tying in with the confusion [[HCE]] experiences through the night, furthered by Joyce's use of the language throughout the book? | * '''fading photograph''' → perhaps a reference to forgetfulness and the fading of the past, tying in with the confusion [[HCE]] experiences through the night, furthered by Joyce's use of the language throughout the book? | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:36, 21 May 2016
- fading photograph → perhaps a reference to forgetfulness and the fading of the past, tying in with the confusion HCE experiences through the night, furthered by Joyce's use of the language throughout the book?
- Fadó: (Irish) Long ago
