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The story of the childhood and youth of an Irish poet-scholar, Stephen Dedalus, who questions his Catholic faith as he reaches manhood in turn-of-the century Dublin.
Editor's preface -- Portrait Of The Artist As A Young Man: The Text: -- Note on the text -- Related Texts / Joyce: -- Editorial note -- Portrait of the artist -- Epiphanies -- Stephen Hero: -- Emma Cleary -- I will not submit -- Convent girls -- You are mad, Stephen -- Epiphanies -- Trieste notebook -- From Ulysses: -- Let me be and let me live -- Only true thing in life? -- Nothung! -- From Finnegans Wake -- Shem the penman -- Haunted inkbottle -- Portrait Of The Artist As A Young Man: Criticism: -- Early comment --Letter to Joyce / Ezra Pound -- Reader's report / Edward Garnett -- At last the novel appears / Ezra Pound and James Joyce -- Marzocco / Diego Angeli -- James Joyce / HG Wells -- Egoist / Extracts from press notices -- Egoist / James Joyce and his critics: some classified comments -- Tradition and the new novel -- Artist as hero / Maurice Beebe -- Joyce's epiphanies / Irene Hendry Chayes -- Joyce and dissociated metaphor / Frank O'Connor -- Literary symbol / William York Tindall -- General readings -- Growth of imagination / Richard Ellmann -- Artist / Harry Levin -- Portrait in perspective / Hugh Kenner -- Definitions / Kenneth Burke -- Controversy: the question of Esthetic distance -- Editor's introduction -- Problem of distance in a portrait of the artist / Wayne Booth -- Poet or esthete? / Robert Scholes -- Explanatory notes -- Chronology -- Topics for discussion and papers -- Selected bibliography.
"[Based on] the definitive text, corrected from the Dublin holograph by Chester G. Anderson and edited by Richard Ellmann, published in 1964."
Includes bibliographical references (pages 563-570).
Portrait of the artist as a young man (Joyce, James)
Portrait of the artist as a young man: text, criticism, and notes