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T.S.Eliot (1888~1965) D.H.Lawrence (1885~1930) James Joyce (1882~1941) Comment From a comparably early age Joyce regards himself as a rebel against the shabbiness and Philistinism of Dublin. He wrote only and always about Dublin. He devised ways of expanding his accounts of Dublin, however, so that they become microcosm, small-scale models, of all human life, of all history and all geography. Indeed that was his life’s work: to write about Dublin in such a way that he was writing about all of human experience. Dubliners Dubliners are more than sharp realistic sketches, a book about man’s fa