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CAT 2015 Verbal and Reading Comprehension

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The opening words of James Joyce’s Ulysses seem initially to come from the realist world.
However, the appearances are going to be deceptive, and they become more so as we go through the novel.
Joyce, after all, was a grand master.
Its stylistic deviations become more obvious, even though they are at base founded in remarkably accurate history.
The primary modernist technique here lies in Joyce’s making of allusions, which lead us to feel the presence of underlying conceptual or formal structures

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