Adolescence, love and sex in James Joyces short stories "Araby" and "An Encounter"

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The analysis focuses on two short stories by James Joyce, "Araby" and "An Encounter," from his collection "Dubliners." It delves into themes of identity, youth, and the complexities of urban life in Dublin. The paper examines how Joyce uses narrative techniques and symbolism to convey the characters' inner struggles and societal constraints. Through a detailed exploration of these works, the seminar paper highlights Joyce's contribution to modernist literature and his portrayal of the human experience in early 20th-century Dublin.