12 июн. 2012 г. · He employs foreshadowing, vivid imagery, irony, and repetition to convey Eveline's internal struggle.

Eveline is known for Joyce's use of epiphany. Normally, epiphanies are moments of sudden revelation or insight, and characters often change their perspective ...

The mood of “Eveline” is overall apprehensive and melancholic. The titular character, Eveline, must decide whether or not to escape her confining ...

25 мар. 2018 г. · Irony, In line 31, words look lively, doesn't mean as praise but it is a sarcasm of telling Eveline when she was not focus on her work.

Free Indirect Discourse. While this text is set from a third person viewpoint, it also uses an interesting narrative technique, which is known as 'free indirect ...

In the story, the writer uses a strong repetition. If the repetition is a kind of weakness of writing, here the writer uses it to give the feelings of Eveline.

James Joyce's, “Eveline,” focuses on a character of the same name amidst an emotional turmoil. This story could be deemed a love tale which involves Eveline who ...

The theme of paralysis in "Eveline" is highlighted through literary devices such as imagery and symbolism. Joyce uses the image of Eveline frozen at the window ...

The author's use of flashbacks, effective diction and rhetorical devices illuminate the theme of paralysis throughout the story.