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James Joyce: Critical Essay by Martin F. Kearney

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SOURCE: Kearney, Martin F. “Robert Emmet's 1803 Rising and Bold Mrs. Kearney: James Joyce's ‘A Mother’ as Historical Analogue.” Journal of the Short Story in English, no. 37 (autumn 2001): 49-61.

In the following essay, Kearney discusses the significance of Joyce's story, “A Mother,” and its place in the Dubliners collection.

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