The CodeX Cantina The Sisters by James Joyce - Short Story from Dubliners Summary, Analysis, Review
Apr 7, 2021
The podcast delves into James Joyce's 'The Sisters' with discussions on topics such as the controversy surrounding the publication, the connection between different stories in Dubliners, and the theme of death. They also analyze the use of monosyllabic language, the limitations placed on characters, and the incomplete actions and lack of closure in the story. The hosts explore the unsettling ending, the inappropriate relationship between Mr. Carter and the priest, and the haunting presence of Mr. Carter's deceased friend. Throughout the podcast, they emphasize the theme of paralysis and the open-ended nature of the story.
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Introduction
00:00 • 3min
Exploring the Opening of Dubliners
02:39 • 6min
Incomplete Actions and Lack of Closure
08:25 • 11min
Discussion on Incomplete and Frightening Ending, Inappropriate Relationship, and Mr. Carter's Reaction
19:02 • 2min
Discussion and Analysis of 'The Sisters' by James Joyce
20:34 • 3min