Ulysses, Capitalism, and Colonialism

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Exploring James Joyce's writing through a postcolonial lens reveals significant insights into his work, particularly when considering the colonial context of Ireland. The analysis highlights Joyce's European perspective, contrasting it with African and Caribbean postcolonial writers. Additionally, the author employs a Marxist approach to investigate the political dimensions of Joyce's literature and discusses how Cold War anticommunism has shaped past interpretations of his work in the West.