The Essays, Letters and Articles by James Joyce (Illustrated)

Greek drama arose out of the cult of Dionysos, who, god of fruitage, joyfulness and earliest art, offered in his life-story a practical groundplan for the erection of a tragic and a comic theatre.

marketable goodness which makes it possible to give comfortable assent to propositions without ordering one’s life in accordance with them.

His training had early developed a very lively sense of spiritual obligations at the expense of what is called “common sense.”

the curve of an emotion.

Yet the past assuredly implies a fluid succession of presents, the development of an entity of which our actual present is a phase only.