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• Freudian Theory in Eveline

  David Partikian is an English instructor and Librarian. In the following essay, Partikian examines different aspects of Freudian theory and their usefulness in interpreting “Eveline.”

• Signs of Paralysis

  Michael H. Lake, an English instructor in the Seattle, Washington area, examines the pervasive signs of paralysis that suffuse Joyce’s “Eveline.”

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9. Eveline: Essays and Criticism
   1. Freudian Theory in Eveline
   2. Signs of Paralysis
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