The Final Episode of James Joyce's Ulysses Is Considered Revolutionary

question 32

Multiple Choice

The final episode of James Joyce's Ulysses is considered revolutionary for its

• A) uncensored exploration of a woman's sexuality.
• B) vivid description of the main character's suicide.
• C) frank exploration of a character's mental illness.
• D) use of Homer's epic as its organization.

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