JAMES JOYCE

YOUR LIFE
James Augustine Aloysius Joyce (Dublin, February 2, 1882 - Zurich, January 13, 1941). Seamus Seoighe as he is known, was an Irish writer and poet, recognized worldwide as one of the most important and influential twentieth century
 YOUR BOOKS AND
Joyce is acclaimed for his masterpiece, Ulysses and his controversial novel later Finnegans Wake. He has also been very valuable series of short stories entitled Dubliners, and his semi autobiographical novel Portrait of the Artist as a Young. Joyce is an outstanding representative of the current literary modernism called Anglo-Saxon.

EDUCATION
James Joyce 's education began at Clongowes Wood College, a boarding school in County Kildare , which he entered in 1888 but had to leave in 1892 when his father could no longer pay the price. Joyce continued studying at home , and then for a brief period, the school of the Christian Brothers of North Richmond Street, Dublin, before they offered him a place at Belvedere College, a Jesuit school in the Irish capital . It was in 1893 when they offered this position and hoping that he would be born vocation and join the Order . Was enrolled at the newly established University College Dublin in 1898 . He studied modern languages ​​at specifically, English, French and Italian. Was actively involved in theatrical and literary circles of the capital. Its review of the New Theatre Ibsen , his first published work came in 1900 . During this time , Joyce wrote numerous articles and at least two plays ( now lost ) . Many of the friends he made in college appear as characters in the works of James Joyce .