ȸξςΏȜΒȹ͈ಎ͈Ⴄঃठ࠿બȇBloom ͂ Grif¿thȸξςΏȜΒȹ͈ಎ͈Ⴄঃठ࠿બȇBloom ͂ *ULI¿WKႝȁ࿐ȁࢣȁ঎
A homerule sun rising up in the northwest from the laneway behind the bank ofIreland (U 4.101-3)

ȁȸξςΏȜΒȹ͉ Ĳĺıĵ ා ķ ࠮ Ĳķ ඾͈ΘήςϋȪήσȜθΒΟͼȫ̞̠͂Ȅ౷ၑഎȄশ‫ۼ‬എͅࡠ೰̯ͦȄ̷̱̥͈͜শത͈́Θήςϋ২ٛͬȄ৘षͅంह̱̹૽໤ͬκΟσ̱͂Ȅ৘षͅ୆̲̹੄ြমͬ‫̧̱̀ͅົئ‬ຝ̥̞ͦ̀ͥȃ̷͈̭͉͂൚ட͈̭̱͂͂̀Ⴄঃഎম৘͈࠿બͬඋ৪ͅȄඅͅࢃଲͅͺͼσρϋΡ͈‫́ٸ‬୆̹ͦ֗̽͘උ৪ͅါ‫̭̳ͥ̈́͂͂ͥݥ‬ȃ̷͈ैުͬਹ͇ͥ͂Ȅै຦ಎ͉̞̩͈̾͜ͅͺ΢·υΣΒθഎ੄ြম̦ழ͙ࣺ̞̹ͦ̀ͤ͘Ȅম৘͂฽̳̭̦ͥ͂ຝ̥̞̹̳̭ͦ̀ͤͥ͂ͅ‫̩̿ܨ‬ȃ̷͉ͦͣঊळͅ࠿൦̳ͥ͂ΐοͼΑ͈‫ࢋ̞֑͞ې‬̞̠͉ͤ͂ͤ͢ȄΐοͼΑ̷̦͈̠̈́͢ါளͬփ଎എͅै຦ͅ঵̻ࣺ͚̭͂́Ȅນ࿂ષ਋̫৾
ͣͦͥ໲࿂͉֑̹͂̽ે‫ۼͬޙ‬୪എͅຝ̧੄̱̞͈̺̀ͥ͂໦̥ͥȃ̷͈̠̈́͢ম႕͈֚̾
̦Ȅո‫࠿ͅئ‬൦̳ͥల Ĳĳ ொდ͈Ωή Barney Kiernan’s ̤̞̀ͅȄͺͼσρϋΡඊၛ‫׋‬൲ͬ౜̹̽ Sinn Féin ͈஻ই৪ Arthur Grif¿th ͅȄ̷͈आۚഎͺͼΟͺͬ೹‫ ̦͈̹̱ރ‬Bloom ̜̹̯́̽͂ͦͥ‫̜ͥ́׉‬ȃ࿔ა Bloom ͉൚শ͈ΘήςϋͅκΟσͬ঵̹̞̈́ഴા૽໤Ȅ৽૽࢖̜̥́ͥͣḘ͈̏ম৘ুఘ̦‫̞̠̞͉͈̜̈́́ͥ́͘͜ߗط‬ȃ̱̥̱ࢃͅમ੆̳̠ͥ͢ͅȄ̶̈́Ⴄঃഎͅͺ΢·υΣΑΞͻΛ·̈́ম৘̱̞̥͇̞͂̈́̽̀̈́͘‫ͬ׉‬Ȅै຦̰ͩ͂ͅ঵̻ࣺ̫̞̫̥̹͈̥͉̈́ͦ͊̈́̽͘Ȅમळͅ࠿൦̳ͥຈါ̦̜ͥȃȁ̭ͦͅ‫͉̱̀۾‬೒ુ Richard Ellmann ͈ഥܱഎٜ৷ͅਲ̞ȄGrif¿th ͈ଽহ૞ૄͅ‫̥̱̾ۜވ‬๞̦ Dubliners ੄ๅ࿚ఴ͈षͅা̱̹ Joyce ͈͒ࢡփͅ༭̞̹ͥ͛ͅȄΧϋ΄ςȜࠏξΘμ૽͈ঊః̞̠͂ Bloom ͈੄ুͬ၌ဥ̱̀ Bloom ͈ଽহ‫׋‬൲͈෸ࠊͬैͤષ̬̀Ȅ൚শ͈ଽহ‫́ز‬࿷֚ȄGrif¿th ͬഴા̵̯̹͈̺̯̞͂ͦ̀ͥ (James Joyce 335n)ȃ‫ ̥ͅږ‬Joyce ͉೵ Stanislaus ͅզ̹̀υȜζশయ͈਀ঞ͈ಎ́ȄGrif¿th ͈੹̢ͥ฽݈ٛ৽݅എ‫׋‬൲აͬ൚࿂͈ခ༷࢘̈́ॐ͂
̱̀঑঵̱̞̀ͥȪLetters II 167,187ȫȃDubliners ੄ๅ࿚ఴ́੄ๅ৪ George Roberts ͈͂‫ͅۼ‬Πρήσ̦୆̲̹षȄࢯ݈͈࢖‫ٳ‬੥۰ͬ Joyce ͈ါབͅ؊̢̀ࠇश̱̩̹̀ͦ૧໳২͉ȄΘήςΰ͉ Grif¿th ͈ Sinn Féin ঞ͈͙̜̹̱́̽ (Letters II 291f1)Ȅ̷͈ࢃ๞͈੩ႁͬ‫̀͛ݥ‬ང࿚̱̞̀ͥ͜ȃ̱̥̱ȄJoyce ͈ Sinn Féin ঑঵͉̜̩́͘ၣ༗ັ̧͈֚শഎ͈̜̈́́ͤ͜Ȅ̷͈ࢃ๡฻̱̞̀ͥ͜ (James Joyce 237, 334:Consciousness 55, 86-90)ȃै຦͈୭೰ͬ஠࿂എͅഥܱഎম৘− 139 −ີ५ఱ‫૽ڠ‬໲‫ڠ‬໐‫ܮ‬ါ͈͙ͅͅ‫̀̽ܙ‬ၛ̭̾͂́‫خ‬ෝ̳ٜ͂ͥ৷͉ͅȄ̢̹͂ΐοͼΑ̦ࡢ૽എ̈́૽‫ैͬ߸۾ۼ‬຦ͅ฽‫̱̜̩̀͂ͥ͜ࢡ̵̦̭̯͂ͥד‬Ȅ༊̦̜̞̠ͤͥ͂๡฻͉྾ͦං̞̈́ȃഥܱഎম৘ͬ‫׳‬ဥ̱̾̾͜Ȅഥܱഎ۷ത̥͈͙͈ͣඋ̴͙ࣺ͙ͣ͢ͅȄै຦ুఘ͈ুၙ଻͈ಎ́͜ȄBloom ̦
Grif¿th ͅ Sinn Féin ͈ͺͼΟͺͬ೹‫̠̞̹̱͂ރ‬୭೰̦Ȅ̠̞̠̓փྙͬ঵̻̠͈̥̞̠̭ͥ͂͂ͬྶ‫̳ͥͅږ‬ຈါ଻͉ॼ̞̽̀ͥȃ̷̠̫́̈́ͦ͊ȄήσȜθΒΟͼ͈ Bloom ͈এࣉ͈ၠ̥͉ͦͣȄBloom ̦ଽহ̷ͦ͜ͅ Sinn Féin ̷͕ͦ̓ͅ‫̩ޑ‬΋ηΛΠ̳ͥအঊ̦ࡉ̵̞̺̞͈̺̥̈́ͣȄJoyce ͉ Grif¿th ͈͒ۜ৫͈̹͛ͅȄै຦͈֚۹଻݂ͬ୅̱̹͂́͜ͅ࡞̰ͩͥͬං̩̺̠̈́̈́ͥͧȃȁSinn Féin ͉͂ࡓș͉ Ĳĺıĳ ා Ĳı ࠮ͅ Grif¿th ̦୭ၛ̱̹ the Cumann na nGaedheal (Society ofGaels) ́อນ̱̹ଽॐ̜́ͤȄ݈ٛ৽݅ͬ༶‫࣭ם̱̀ܤ‬ଽຸ͈͒ො୕ͬ‫ݵ‬๛̱ȄͺͼσρϋΡ
஖੄࣭݈֥͈ٛ Westminster ݈͈ٛ͒੄୘͜‫ܝ‬๰̱ͬȄ݈ٛͅయ̢̀Θήςϋͅບ݈ٛͬ୭౾
̳̭ͥ͂̽̀͢ͅȄͺͼσρϋΡুহͬ৘̵࡛̯̠̞̠͂͢‫׋‬൲ͬփྙ̱̹ȃै຦̦୭೰̯
̞ͦ̀ͥ Ĳĺıĵ ා͉ȄSinn Féin ̞̠͂ྴઠ̦Ȅଽॐ̷̥͈ͣ‫׋‬൲ͅ४‫૽̳ͥح‬șͬঐ̳̠̈́ͤ͢ͅȄ̹͘๞ͣ̽̀͢ͅ ĲĺıĴ ා͈ Edward VII ଲ͈Θήςϋང࿚ͅࢯ݈̳ͥ‫׋‬൲ͬ༦ఘ̱͂̀୭ၛ̯̹ͦȄ࣭ྦྷບ݈ٛͬփྙ̳̠ͥ̈́ͥ͢ͅ ĲĺıĶ ා͈͂‫͈ۼޛ‬শ‫̜ͥ́ܢ‬ȃ̷̹͉ͦ͘Ȅ
Grif¿th ̦ΐλȜ΢ςΑΠ̥ͣȄఱ̧̈́‫ޣג‬ႁͬ঵̾ଽহ‫͂͒ز‬་૸ͬଛ̬̞̩̀শ‫̜́͜ܢ‬ͥȃSinn Féin ͈ྴ̦ঌྦྷͅ෇౶̯͈͉ͦͥḘ͈̏ ĲĺıĶ ාͅ‫ྦྷ࣭̹̥ͦٳ‬ບ݈͈ٛఱٛࠨ݈̜̽̀́ͤ͢ͅȄĲĺıĵ ා ķ ࠮͈শത๊͉͕͉֚́͂ͭ̓ͅ౶̴̤ͣͦ̀ͣȄ̷͈঑঵֚͜໐͈૽șͅࡠ̞̹ͣͦ̀ (Rumpf and Hepburn 9)ȃ̭͈̾ͤ͘শത͉́Ȅ̞ͩͥ͠ Sinn Féin ̞͂ͩͦͥழ૕ఘ͉ంह̱̞̥̹̀̈́̽ȃȁήσȜθΒΟͼ̤̫ͥͅ Bloom ͈এࣉ̥͉ͣȄ࡛ह͈ଽহ൲͈࢜͒‫۾̞ޑ‬૤̦̜̠͉ͥ͢ͅএ̞ͩͦ̈́ȃBloom ͉২ٛ٨‫͞ڟ‬സঌ۪‫͈ޏ‬ା๵͉ͅഽș‫۾‬૤ͬা̳̦Ȅड͜ఱ̧̈́ଽহ‫ه‬ఴȄͺͼσρϋΡুহ͈‫ڕ‬ංͅ‫ͬྙޟ͉̱̀۾‬া̯̞̈́ȃ̷̭̥ͦ̓ͧȄඅͅ৹৪̦༴̧̳̞͞Ȅ֚শഎ̈́Ք࣭৽݅എ෎‫ͬޚ‬૞ှ̱͉̞̞̀̈́ȃࡼාஜ Chamberlain ̦ྴန‫ڠ‬պͬ਋̫৾ͤ
ͅ Trinity College ͬང࿚̱̹ष͈ࢯ݈͈௧၄ͅ‫̧̭̹̫̥ࣺͬ͂ͦ͘ے‬এ̞੄̱̾̾ȄBloom͉̭̠௽̫ͥȃ

Silly billies: mob of young cubs yelling their guts out. Vinegar hill. The Butter exchange band. Few
years' time half of them magistrates and civil servants. War comes on: into the army helterskelter: same
fellows used to. Whether on the scaffold high. (U 8.437-40)

̭͈৹̵̯̥̹͘ͅ෎‫͉ܨ‬ಿ̩௽̥̞̈́ȃࠫޫࢯ݈͈ಎ૤̱̞̹ͬ̈́̀΀ςȜΠ‫ڠ‬୆ో͉ତා͈̠̻ͅͺͼσρϋΡ͈΀ςȜΠۗၯ̥̈́ͥͅȄྴန૖ͅਖ̩̥̳͈̺ͥ͂ࡉ൫̥̱̞̀ͥȃ− 140 −ȸξςΏȜΒȹ͈ಎ͈Ⴄঃठ࠿બȇBloom ͂ Grif¿thȁ̹̺ȄParnell ঑঵৪̜̹̞̠́̽͂ম৘̦াऐ̳̠ͥ͢ͅȄBloom ͉ଽহͅచ̱̀ड੝̥ͣྫ‫۾‬૤̜̹̫͉̞́̽ͩ́̈́ȃଽহഎ̈́࿒‫͉͛ژ‬փ‫ࢷ்̩ࣞ͂ٸ‬শయͅஸͥȃWilliam E.
Forster ̦ͺͼσρϋΡ౜൚ఱ૳̜̹́̽ ĲĹĹı ාయ੝͛ͅȄ๞͉ଽহ‫ͥ̈́͂ز‬࿤བͬ༴̞̹̭
̦̜̹͂̽ (U 16.1581-5)ȃBloom ͈ྪ͉࡛৘ၗ̱͉̞ͦ̀̀͜Ȅ஠̩‫خ‬ෝ଻̦̞̈́͂͜࡞̞୨̞ͦ̈́ȃ႕̢͊ξΘμ૽ AlÀed Harris ͉ȄĲĹĹı ාͅুহ৽݅৪̱͂̀ Kildare ̥࣭݈֥ͣٛͅၛ࢓༞̳ͥȃ஖‫͉ͅݷ‬໅̫̦࣭ͥଽͅ४‫̹̱̠̱͂͢ح‬ତઁ̞̈́ͺͼσρϋΡ͈ξΘμ૽͈֚૽̜̹́̽ȃ๞͉ξΘμ૽̱͂̀੝͛̀Θήςϋহհ฻মͅ ĲĹĹĳ ාͅහྵ̯̹ͦȪHyman
150-1ȫȃ̱̥̱̭͈̠̈́͢ଽ‫࣐͞ٮ‬ଽ͈͒ξΘμ૽͈ૺ੄͉Ȅޭ͛̀ဉ໛̈́‫ٴ‬௄ͅࡠ̹ͣͦ͜
͈̜̭͉́ͥ͂࡞̠̞́̈́͘͜ȃࡔ௱എͅξΘμ૽̦ଽহ࿚ఴͅ‫۾‬ဓ̱̠̳͂ͥ͢൲̧͉ȄͺͼσρϋΡ͉ͅంह̱̥̹̈́̽ȃȁ̹͘ȄĲĹĹĶ ා͉ͅু໦͈ଽহ૞ૄͬ࿻૽ోͅ࢖࡞̱̞̹̀ȃ̷͈ಎ́ Young Ireland ‫׋‬൲́ঐ൵എ࿨‫ڰً̹̱̹̈́ࠣضͬڬ‬൲‫̻̹͞ز‬Ȅ๱༹ࣣழ૕ Fenian Society ͈͂ࠒ̦͈ͤෛ̞Michael Davitt ͣ ͬ Parnell ͂ ͂ ͜ ͅ Ⴅ ‫ ͉ ͈ ͥ ̞ ̀ ̱ ݷ‬ಕ ࿒ ͅ ‫ͥ ̳ ث‬ȃ ͘ ̹ȄParnell ু ૸ ̦ȄFenian Society ͈৘ႁ৽݅͂Ȅ๞͈ଔ̱ૺ݈͛ͥٛ৽͈݅͂ΨρϋΑͬࢦྥ͂ͤ̾̾ͅȄଽহ‫ޣג͈̱̀͂ز‬ႁͬ‫ږ‬ၛ̱̹͘ঐ൵৪̱͈͂̀౷պͬಃ̞࣐̹͈̺̀̽ȃ

In 1885 he had publicly expressed his adherence to the collective and national economic programme advocated by James Fintan Lalor, John Fisher Murray, John Mitchel, J. F. X. O'Brien and others, the agrarian policy of Michael Davitt, the constitutional agitation of Charles Stewart Parnell (M. P. for Cork City),
the programme of peace, retrenchment and reform of William Ewart Gladstone (M. P. for Midlothian, N.
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torches in escort of the marquess of Ripon and (honest) John Morley. (U 17.1645-56)ήσȜθْ͉ࠗࠐफა৪Ȅാ౷൳ྷ঑঵৪ȄΩȜΥρͼΠ̜́ͤȄΈρΡΑΠϋ͈ুহ༹մͅॷ൳̳ͥΈρΡΑΠϋ͈෎૤̈́঑঵৪̜́ͤȄͺͼσρϋΡুহͅࢡփഎ̜́ͥ‫૽࣭ם‬ଽহ‫ز‬Ȅςεϋ࢒৵͂ͺͼσρϋΡ೹ආκȜςȜ͈૞༮৪̜̹́̽ȃْࠗࠐफ̞̠͂തͬੰ̫͊Ȅ൚শ͈ͺͼσρϋΡྦྷਤ͈ଽহۜૂ͂ఱओ͉̞̈́ȃ̷̱̭͈̠̭̀̈́͂ͬ͢࿻૽ోͅచ̱̀࢖࡞̳
ͥ਱߇प͈ Bloom ͉Ȅু໦͈ͺͼσρϋΡ૽̱͈͂̀ͺͼΟϋΞͻΞͻͅȄఱ̧̞͉̈́݃༴̢̞̞̥̹̠̯̀̈́̽͢ͅএͩͦͥȃ̭͉ͦ๞̷̦̺̫ͦΩȜΥσ̞̠͂ଽহ‫ͬز‬૞ှ̱̞̹̹̜̠̀͛́ͧȃȁCabman’s Shelter ́এ̞੄̱̞̠̀ͥ͢ͅȄParnell ͈෎૤̈́঑঵৪̜̹́̽ Bloom ̦ȄParnell− 141 −ີ५ఱ‫૽ڠ‬໲‫ڠ‬໐‫ܮ‬ါ཯ࢃ͈ͺͼσρϋΡ͈ଽহે‫ͅޙ‬ఱ̧̈́‫ݻ‬ၗۜͬ༴̞̞̹̭͉̀͂‫̠̥̞֑ͧ̈́ۼ‬ȃઁ̷̩͉̈́͂ͦ͜‫ة‬ഽ͜་ு̯ͦͥ Grif¿th ͥ͢ͅ Freeman’s Journal ঞ͈ headpiece ͬᒤᒥ̳ͥ΋ιϋΠȄȨa homerule sun rising up in the northwest from the laneway behind the bank of Irelandȩ(U 4.100-3)͈๧ර̈́ΠȜϋ̥ͣ࢘͜‫ض‬എͅഥ̩ͩ̽̀ͥȃࠨ̱̀ષ̭͈̞ͥ͂̈́ুহ͈ఊုȃ৹ۙࢡփഎ͂ͦ͊ͅȄͺͼσρϋΡ߆࣐͈ཤͅպ౾̳ͥ Freeman’s Journal ̥ͣȄͺͼσρϋΡুহ͈͒ൽ̦া̯̭͈̺̦ͦͥ͂̈́ͥͅȄ৘ष͉ Bloom ̦ࢩ̱࣬৾ͤ͂̀൱̞̞࡛̀ͥह͈ Freeman’sJournal ͉ȄParnell Α΅λϋΘσ́฽ Parnell ͈ၛા͒ഢ̲̹͈ͬࠀ‫ͅܥ‬Ȅ‫ޑ‬ႁͅ Parnell ͬ঑̢̧̹̀Ք࣭৽݅എ݈ٛ৽͈݅৽ಫͬഢ̱۟ȄĲĺıĵ ා൚শ͉ͅ Parnell ͬ୨ͤ৤̹̀ Redomondၚ̞ͥ Irish Parliamentary Party ͬ঑঵̳ͥȄ‫࠲ؤ‬༗৿෩͈૧໳ͅ་ৗ̱̞̹̀ȃশ̦ࠐ̻Ȅ
Parnell ͈डఱ͈ଽহഎ‫ͅܥܓ‬ႉͭ́๞ͬࡉ৤̹̀૧໳২͈ࢩ̱࣬৾ͤ͂̀ Bloom ͉൱̞̞̀ͥȃBloom ͈߫ͤ༐̳έτȜΒ͉ͅȄু໦ু૸͈͒๧ර̈́এ̞ࣺ̞͈̥̱̞͛ͣͦ̀ͥͦ̈́͜͜ȃȁCabman’s Shelter ́ Bloom ̦ এ ̞ ੄ ̳ ͈ ͉Ȅ ̷ ͦ ͘ ́ ͉ Parnell ͈ ࢩ ༭ ঞ ́ ̜ ̽ ̹ UnitedIreland ૧໳২ͅచ̳ͥ฽ Parnell ෩͈঑෻ࡀ௔̞֦̳ܳͥͅȄ৘ႁ࣐ঀͥ͢ͅచၛࢯ௔͈ા࿂́
̜ͥȃ̷͈ાͅ Bloom ͉ΩȜΥσ঑঵৪̱͂̀‫̵̹̞ࣣ̀ͩݳ‬ȃ̭͈শ Parnell ͉ United Irelandͬ༶‫̱ܤ‬Ȅయͩͤͅ Independent ͬ୭ၛ̱̹ȃ̭͈ Independent ́ΐλȜ΢ςΑΠ̱͂̀੄อ̱
̹ Myles Crawford ̦ȄΐλȜ΢ςΒθ͈ଲ‫ͬٮ‬୆̧า̩ಎ́་୯̱Ȅ͉ࣽ Freeman’s Journal ͈৽ۚͬྩ̞̭͛̀ͥ͂ͬߎș̱̩এ̞̭̽̀ͥ͂͂͜Ḙ͈̏๧ර̈́এ̞͉‫۾‬Ⴒ̱̞̺̠̀ͥͧȃ

Myles Crawford began on the Independent. Funny the way those newspaper men veer about when they
get wind of a new opening. Weathercocks. Hot and cold in the same breath. Wouldn't know which to believe.（U 7.307-10）

ୃ̷͈ͅഢ̱̹࢜૧໳২́ࢩ̞̠࣬৾ͤ͂‫ئ‬൱̧̱ͬȄMyles Crawford ͬ໓ࡉࠜ͂ࠚ༈̱̾̾͜Ȅ̷͈̠͢ͅࠚ༈̱̞̀ͥ૽‫̾̾ͤ৾ͬ࠹ܥ̮͈ۼ‬Ȅ‫ڕ‬ං̱̠̳͂ͥ͢ࢩ࣬ͬࠇश̳ͥૄ࠯ͬઁ̱́͜ခ၌̱̤̠̀ͣ͂͜ͅ໭൰̳ͥȄু໦͈६̯͛͜ྙ̞֑̞̞ͩ̽̀ͥ̈́ͅȃȁBloom ͈ Crawford ๡฻͉Ȅ̥͈̾̀ Parnell ঑঵৪ͅ‫ވ‬೒̱̞̠̜̀ͥ́ͥ͢ȃমྩਫ਼̥ͣ
੄̧̹̀ Crawford ͈ͼιΐ̦Ȅྫအͅຝৢ̯͈͉ͦͥ Bloom ͈փে͈฽‫̢̱̀͂ͥ͜௴͂ד‬Ȅ
MacHugh ̦ȶܺ૲আ (the sham squire) ͈̤੄̱̺͘ȷ(U 7.348) ͂ࡤ͍̥̫͈͉ͥḘ͈̏࡞ဩ̦
ྟ࣬৪Ȅၔ୨ͤ৪ͬ‫܄‬փ̱̞̞̠̀ͥ͂൚শ͈Θήςϋ͈ુেͅચ̳ͣ͂Ȩ̥̞̏̈́ͤ̾઻౴̜̱́ͥȄCrawford ͈ഴા̵̜ͩ̀ͅȄSimon ͉ Ned Lambert ͬႲ̯̯ͦ̀̽͂ၛ̻‫̩̞̀̽ݲ‬ȃນ࿂ષ͉ Crawford ͅ࿻ࢡഎ̈́ Ned Lambert ̳̦́ͣȄ‫ͤݲ‬षͅ J. J. O’Molloy ̥࢜̽̀ͅȶͺσಎછે̺ȷ͂ Crawford ͈͒ቦઢͬী఑̻̱̞̩̀ (U 7.366)ȃ๞͉ͣນ࿂ષ͉ Crawford ̹ͬ̀− 142 −ȸξςΏȜΒȹ͈ಎ͈Ⴄঃठ࠿બȇBloom ͂ Grif¿tḧ̦́ͣ͜Ȅඤ૤͉́Ȅ‫ܕ‬ဥͅၛ̻ٝ̽̀ΐλȜ΢ςΒθ͈ଲ‫́ٮ‬୆̧ॼ̹̽๞ͬ١̩͉এ̞̞̽̀̈́ȃȁ͉́ȄήσȜθΒΟͼ൚শ͈ȄΧϋ΄ςȜࠏξΘμ૽͈̩ࠬͬ֨ͺͼσρϋΡ૽ Bloom ͈ၛા͉͂Ȅ͈̠͈̜̹̠̥̓̈́́̽ͧ͢͜ȃĲĺ ଲ‫ྎܮ‬ո͈ࣛͺͼσρϋΡ͉ȄͺͼσρϋΡ੗ࠬ৽݅ٝ‫̦ܦ‬୊ࣞͅ৽ಫ̯̞̹ͦ̀শయ̜̹́̽ȃଽহഎ͉ͅ ĲĹĸĺ ාͅാ౷൳ྷ̦ MichaelDavitt ଼̯̽̀ࠫͦ͢ͅȄ઀ै෠͈ࡀ၌̦໰௔͈ઙത̞̹͂̈́̽̀ȃĲĹĹĵ ා͉ͅ Michael
Cusack ͣ̽̀͢ͅ the Gaelic Athletic Association ̦୭ၛ̯ͦȄ૒ྦྷ౷ൡহ‫ဲ́ئ‬գ̯̞̹ͦ̀ͺͼσρϋΡ͈ഥൡഎ̈́ΑεȜΜ͈໘‫̦ޟ‬଎̹ͣͦȃࢵͅ ĲĹĺĴ ාȄthe Gaelic League ̦ DouglasHyde ̽̀͢ͅ୭ၛ̯ͦȄΊȜσࢊ͈༗ం͂໘‫ͅޟ‬ಎ૤എ̈́࿨‫̹̱̹ضͬڬ‬ȃ̭͈ͦͣ൲̧͉஠̀੗ଘ̈́ͺͼσρϋΡ໲‫૽͂ا‬ਅ͂ͬ঎̳͈̜̹࢜ͥ́̽͜ȃ̷ͦͬયಭ̳͈̦ͥ theGaelic League อ௷͈֚ාஜͅ Douglas Hyde ̦ȶͺͼσρϋΡ͈๱ͼΆςΑ‫͈ا‬ຈါ଻ȷȪȨThe
Necessity for De-Anglicising Irelandȩȫ͂ఴ̱࣐̹࣒̀̽‫̜ͥ́׵‬ȃ̷͈ಎ́ͺͼσρϋΡ੗ࠬ৽̦݅ޭ౤̈́́͘ͅ‫̞̯ͥ̀ͦ಺ޑ‬ȃ

we must strive to cultivate everything that is most racial, most smacking of the soil, most Gaelic, mostIrish, because in spite of the little admixture of Saxon blood in the north-east corner, this island is andwill ever remain Celtic at the core.（Hyde 169)̭͈̠̈́͢২ٛૂସ͈‫́ئ‬ఈ৪̦Ȅ̱̀͘͞ξΘμࠏͺͼσρϋΡ૽̦Ȅ২ٛͅ୸̧͓͛ͥાਫ਼͉ޭ͛̀ࡠ̞ͣͦ̀ͥȃDeasy ࢷಿ̦ Stephen ̥࢜̽̀ͅ࡞̹̽ȄȨIreland, they say, has thehonour of being the only country which never persecuted the jews...Because she never let them inȩ̞̠͂࡞ဩͅયಭ̯̠ͦͥ͢ͅȄͺͼσρϋΡ̤̫ͥͅ฽ξΘμ৽͉݅‫ͅࡥޑ‬ంह̱̞̹̀ȃ̭͈̽͂͜͜ Deasy ͈࡞ဩ͉ͺͼσρϋΡ͈࡛৘ͬ฽‫̞͉͈̹̱̈́́͜ד‬ȃ̱̥̱๧ර̈́ࡉ༷̱ͬ̀Ȅ‫ވ‬გ࣭ͺͼσρϋΡ̦Ȅ΢Ι͈ท‫ͬٺ‬൪̠̱̹ͦ͂͢ξΘμ૽͈਋̫වͦͅ႖ౠ̜̹̭́̽͂ͬਹ̵͇ࣣͩͦ͊Ḙ̏ͦ͜ͺͼσρϋΡ͈ྚြͬ୶̱̹৾ͤͺ΢·υΣΒθ͈֚̾͂࡞̢̞̭̞̈́͂̈́͜ȃႤঃഎম৘ͬࣉၪ̳ͦ͊Ḙ͈̏শయ͉ͅξΘμࠏͺͼσρϋΡ૽̞̠͂‫ٽ‬ැ̳̦ͣȄ෇͉̞̥̹͛ͣͦ̀̈́̽ȃ႕̢͊ Hyman ͉̭̠੆͓̞̀ͥȃThe mere concept of the Irish Jew raised a laugh in the Ireland of Joyce's day. Edward Raphael Lipsett(1869-1921), a Dublin Jew, journalist, novelist, and playwright, wrote impressions of the Jews in Ireland
in 1906:…‘The term “Irish Jew” seems to have a contradictory ring upon the native ear: the very idea iswholly inconceivable to the native mind…’ [The] situation of the Jews (was) in the unsympathetic social
climate of Ireland at the turn of the century, at best grudgingly neutral to them and at worst openly hos-− 143 −ີ५ఱ‫૽ڠ‬໲‫ڠ‬໐‫ܮ‬ါ

tile, and that situation of aliens detached from the Irish world around them, living in an Irish exile, (was)never wholly accepted by their fellow-countrymen...ȁȪHyman 176ȫ̭͈২ٛഎ෸ࠊͬஜ೹̳ͦ͊ͅȄȶঌྦྷȷ̷͈͕̥͈͞Θήςϋঌྦྷ̦ Barney Kiernan’s ́া̱̹ȄႺࣸͅ฽ξΘμഎచ؊͉൚̹ͤஜ͈̭̜̹̱͂́̽Ȅ̷͈̠̈́͢২̹ٛ֗̽ͅ Bloom ̦Ȅ৹̩̱̀ଽহ‫ͬز‬঎̱̹ͤȄͺͼσρϋΡՔ࣭৽͈݅ၛાͅၛ̞̹̭̦̽̀͂‫ܗ‬։̢̯ͅএ̢̩͈̺̀ͥȃȁ֚ఘ Bloom ͉ήσȜθΒΟͼ͈ΘήςΰȄ২ٛഎ̠̓ܰͅ೰̧̯͓ͦͥంह͈̥̈́ȃ৘͉̭͈࿚ఴ͉ᔛཾ́ໝॠ̜́ͥȃBloom ͉Ȅ̞ͩͥ͠ͺͼσρϋΡͅਯ͚ξΘμ૽̱͂̀೰̳͉݅ͥͅဒͤ͜ͅඅਂ̜́ͥȃ຿͉Χϋ΄ςȜࠏξΘμ૽͉̜̦́ͥȄξΘμ‫͂ޗ‬ξΘμ૽২ٛͬ৤̀̀ͺͼσρϋΡ૽͂ࠫँ̱̹ȃ๞͉ͺͼσρϋΡ૽͈༦̥ͣ୆ͦ͘Ȅ‫ڬ‬ႛͬ਋̴̫̤̀ͣȄξΘμ‫݅͜ͅޗ͈ޗ‬ਲ̞̞̽̀̈́ȃड੝͉ίυΞΑΗϋΠ̱͂̀਋஄̱ȄMolly ͈͂ࠫँͅष̱̀٨ਕ̱̹΃ΠςΛ·‫ޗ‬ര͉̜̦́ͥȄਕ‫۾ྫ͉ͅޗ‬૤̜́ͤȄඤ৘ྫ૰ა৪̜́ͥȃ̱̥͜Ωή͞τΑΠρΰ૙মͬ৾ͤχͼϋ͚̞̠࣐ͬ֩͂և͉Ȅ൚শ͈ે‫ޭ̳̥͂ͥͣޙ‬͛̀๱ξΘμ૽എਠ‫̜ͥ́۝‬ȃΘήςϋ͈ξΘμ૽২̤̞͉ٛ̀ͅȄ։‫ޗ‬ര͈͂ັ̧ࣣ̞͉Ȅˎˌଲ‫ܮ‬ಎဩ̯̱̥̥̹̽ͅশത̥́̈́ͤ͜ࡠ̞̹ͣͦ̀ȃ̱̀͘͞։‫ޗ‬ര͈͂ࠫँ͉ޭ͛̀‫̹̜̽́ܛ‬ȃ̷͈̠̈́ࠫ͢ँ͉ȄξΘμ૽২̥͈ٛͣ୲‫( ̹̥̫̱̽̈́ͣ̈́͊ͦ̈́ࢅژͬ׻‬Ó
Gráda, 176,187)ȃ̱̥͜ Bloom ͈‫ˎ͉ࠏز‬యͅმ̽̀։‫ޗ‬ര͈͂ࠫँ̦࣐̞ͩͦ̀ͥȃξΘμ૽২̥͉ٛͣ༦̦ξΘμ૽̩́̈́ȄξΘμ‫ͬޗ‬૞̲̞̞̀̈́͜ Bloom ͉Ȅࡕྟͅ࡞̢͊ξΘμ૽͂ࡉ̴̯͉͉̞̈́ͦͥ̈́ȃ̱̥̱ȄͺͼσρϋΡ૽̥ͣࡉ̠͈̥ͥ͂̓̈́ͥȃ̷͈̭͂ͬ౤
എͅা̱̞͈͉̀ͥ Ned Lambert ͈ౙ൅ೄව̈́࿚̜́ͥȃ—Is he a jew or a gentile or a holy Roman or a swaddler or what the hell is he? says Ned. Or who is he? (U12.1631)

̭͈࿚͉ Bloom ̦̞̥ͅΘήςϋ͈ঌྦྷ২ٛͅ൳‫̥̞̱ͥ̀ا‬Ȅ̷ͦ͜ͅ߸̴̞̥ͩͣͅம‫ٸ‬̯̞̥ͦ̀ͥͬ͜া̱̞̀ͥȃLambert ͉Ȅ̞ͩͥ͠ങ߿എξΘμࠏͺͼσρϋΡ૽͈ํᝲͅ
Bloom ͬ౾̩̭͂ͬᯈᯄ̞̽̀ͥȃBloom ͈২ٛ୆‫͉ڰ‬ξΘμ૽͈২ٛ୆‫͉ͤ͢ڰ‬ͺͼσρϋΡ૽̷͈ͦͅ߃̞Ȅ̞̠͂ͤ͢͜ু໦̹̻͂་̞ͩͣ̈́ȃ̺̦Ȅ༷֚́ Bloom ͉ু໦̹̻͉֑̠͂ంह̱͂̀෇ে̯̞ͦ̀ͥȃLambert ͈̠̈́͢ৗ࿚̦੄̭ͥ͂ুఘȄBloom ͬξΘμ૽͂࠹՛̳ͥଜ‫̦ోݖ‬Ȅ৘̧͉͉̱̹̽ͤआ‫ ̴ͣͩ߸̞̦̈́͜ͅݶ‬Bloom ͬξΘμ૽͂ࠨ̫̞̭͛̾̀ͥ͂̈́ͥͅȃ๞͉ͣ Bloom ̦ু໦͉ξΘμ૽͉̞́̈́͂৽ಫ̳ͥआ‫̢̯ݶ‬౶̞ͣ̈́ȃओ༆͉̭̠̞̠͈̜̠͂́ͧ͜ȃ− 144 −ȸξςΏȜΒȹ͈ಎ͈Ⴄঃठ࠿બȇBloom ͂ Grif¿thȁMartin Cunningham ͉Ȅૂ༭̞̥͈̠ͬ͢ͅ೹‫̳ͥރ‬ȃ
―He's a perverted jew, says Martin, from a place in Hungary…His name was Virag, the father's namethat poisoned himself. He changed it by deedpoll, the father did. (U 12.1635-41)

ಕ࿒̧̳͓͉Ḙ͈̏ম৘‫͈߸۾‬୰ྶ͉ͅȄCunningham ͈฽ξΘμഎۜૂ̦ྟོ̥ࣺ̞̭̜͛ͦ̀ͥ͂́ͥ͘ͅȃུြ͉ converted ̾ͤ͘ a Jew converted to ChristianityȄྌ͉ a convertedChristian ̧̞̠͓͂ນ࡛ͬȄperverted ໊̞̠͂༈ນ࡛͒͂་ৗ̵̯̞̥̺̀ͥͣȃ̭͈փ଎എࢊᏃ஖఼ͅȄDignam ͈୆ྵ༗ࡏ࿚ఴ͈ٜࠨ͉ͅ Bloom ͈੩̫ͬৰ̠̱̞̦ͤ͂̀̈́ͣ͢Ȅඤ૤͉ Bloom ͬξΘμ૽͂ࡉ‫ ̞̱ͥ̀ئ‬Martin ̦Ⴚ੄̱̞̀ͥȃȁ̭̦ͦήσȜθΒΟͼ̤̫ͥͅ Bloom ͈২ٛഎၛ̻պ౾̜́ͥȃ২̥ٛͣ‫ܜ‬໦ம‫̯ͦٸ‬Ȅଽহ͜ͅ‫۾‬૤ͬ৐̹̽͂এͩͦͥ Bloom ͅచ̱̀Ȅ̷͈๞̦ Arthur Grif¿th ͅ Sinn Féin ̞̠͂ၑැͬাऐ̱̹̞̠͂‫̦׉‬ቹ̥̞̠͈͉̠̞̠̭̜̠̥ͦͥ͂̓͂́ͧȃ̷̱̥͉̜̹̥ͦ͜͜Θήςϋঌ൚ޫ͈̤ཧັ̧͈̞̹̾ૂ༭̜̥͈̠́ͥ͢ͅȄඵ૽͈࿨૽͈࢛̥ͣ੄ͥȃड੝ͅJohn Wyse Nolan ̥ͣ೹‫( ̯ͦރ‬U 12.1573-7)Ȅ̞̾́ Martin Cunningham ̽̀͢ͅ೏෇̯ͦͥ (U12.1625)ȃ̭͈̠̭̦̈́͂͢৘ष̢̭̹̜̠̥ܳͤ́ͧͅȃ̹̺Ḙ͈̏ૂ༭̦ȄNolan ̥ͣ੄̧̹̭̀͂̈́ͥ͂ͅȄ̷͈ͦ̈́ͤփྙͬ঵̭͉̾͂̈́ͥͅȃ̭̭ͅഴા̱̞̀ͥ Jack Power ͂John Wyse Nolan ͉ȄDubliners ੄ๅ࿚ఴ́୬઩̱̹ Castle ͈࿨૽ John Wyse Power ̦κΟσ̜́ͤȪCW 244f8ȫȄ๞͉ξΘμ૽ͅచ̱̀ࢡփഎၛા̞̹̭̦ͬ͂̽̀͂౶̞ͣͦ̀ͥȪHymanxvii, 183, 185ȫȃJoyce ̦Θήςϋ͈౶എ‫ͬݭٴ‬ᒤᒥ̱̹ȦGas From A Burnerȧ
ȪCW 242ȫ͈ಎ͉́Ȅ႕‫ٸ‬എͅࢡփഎͅ࡞‫̞̯ͥ̀ͦݞ‬ȃȁ‫͈̭ͅܡ‬඾ȄNolan ͉ Bloom ̦ Dignam ͈֒௼͈͒༡߄ͅȄĶ ΏςϋΈ͜௲߄́೹‫̭̹̱ރ‬͂ͬ౶ͤȄࠨ̱̀๧ර̈́փྙ͉̩́̈́ȄξΘμ૽͈ಎͅࡉ̞̺̯ͦͥএ̞ͤͬ͞෇͛ͥ (U10.980) ̞̠͂Ȅޭ͛̀ίυȆΐν;ͼΛΏν̈́࿂ͬশయ̴̥̥ͩͣ͜ͅࡉ̵̞̹̀ȃBloom̦ͺͼσρϋΡͬু໦͈࣭̺͂৽ಫ̳͈ͥͅచ̱̀ȄΩή͈ଜ‫̦ోݖ‬൮̥ͣቦઢ̳͈֑̞ͥ͂Ḙ͈̏࿚ఴͅచ̳ͥ Nolan ͂ȄUlysses ͅഴા̳ͥ૽໤͈ಎ͉́ତઁ̞̈́႖୓౶എ̈́૽໤̱͂̀௮
ࠁ̯̞ͦ̀ͥ O’Molloy ͈͉͂ͤ৾ͤ͞Ȅ̢̹͂‫ܜ‬໦̥͈ቦઢ͈ΠȜϋͬఝ͍̞̹̱̀͂̀͜Ȅඋ৪͈ထேոષͅ൳ૂഎ͈̺̈́͂͜਋̧̫͓͈̺̠৾ͥ̈́ͧȃ‫͊ͣ̈́࡬ة‬Ȅո‫͈ئ‬ȶঌྦྷȷͬ୶൮̳͂ͥέ͹΢ΞͻΛ·̈́Ք࣭৽͈݅͒਴̥ͣ̈́฽ა͉ȄBloom ͂ Grif¿th ͈‫̧ͅົئͬ׉‬̳ͦ͊Ȅ৘̷͉͈ͦ̈́ͤआ‫̺̥̭̹̞̯̜̦ͣͥ̈́͂̀ͦ̈́̀̽ͅݶ‬ȃ―And after all, says John Wyse, why can't a jew love his country like the next fellow?
―Why not? says J. J., when he's quite sure which country it is. (U 12.1628-30)− 145 −ີ५ఱ‫૽ڠ‬໲‫ڠ‬໐‫ܮ‬ါ̱̥͜ȄSinn Féin ̾ͩͥ͘ͅະ‫ૂ̥̈́ږ‬༭̦ȄBloom ະह͈শͅȶঌྦྷȷ͈࿂ஜ́ྶ̥̯ͣͅ
͈͉ͦͥȄශ‫͜ͅة‬๧ර̈́୭೰̜́ͥȃBloom ͅփࡉ͈აത̢֑̞ͬ৾ͤ̀ͥ͂฽ა̯̹ͦȶঌྦྷȷ͉ȄRobert Emmet ͈ߘ௨‫ͅا‬೷ࢯ̳ͥ Bloom ͈͂࡞̞௔̞ͅࠨ಍̫̠ͬ̾͂͢Ȅࣞș͂୹࡞̳ͥȃ

―Sinn Fein! says the citizen. Sinn fein amhain! The friends we love are by our side and the foes we hate
before us. (U 12.523-4)

̱̥̱Ȅ̷͈ Sinn Féin ͈ߓఘഎ̈́৘க̦Ḙ͈̏‫׋‬൲ͬஜ࿂ͅ؋̱ၛ̭̀ͥ͂́ෳ୛̱̠͂͢
̱̹Ȅ൚͈ Bloom ͥ͢ͅ೹մͅ‫̹̱̹̞̱̠࣐̞ͣ͂̀͂ͦͩ̀̿͢ܖ‬Ȅȶঌྦྷȷً͈ࠣ̈́এே͉৘͉̈́ͭͣ৘ఘ͈̞͈̜̭̦̈́́ͥ͂͜ཕ̥̱̠ͦ̀͘ȃࢊͤ਀͉ȄBloom ̦ Sinn Féin ஻୭ͅ߸̞̹̞̠ͩ̽̀͂ૂ༭̦ഥ̢̹ͣͦশ͈Ȅȶঌྦྷȷ͞ਔ͈ͤଜ‫͈̻̹ݖ‬฽؊ͬഥ̢̞̈́ȃ๞͉ͣΞ΅ΑΠ̥ͣ‫ͅݢ‬ક̢‫̠̱̀̽͘ݲ‬ȃ๞͈ͣంह͈֚শഎક྽͉Ḙ͈̏ૂ༭̦๞ͣͅဓ̢̹઩͈ࠢఱ̧̯ͬ‫ݙ‬୰എͅ຾̧ಬ̳ͤͥͅȃ̷͈બ‫ͅݶ‬ȶঌྦྷȷ̦̭͈ࢃٛͅდ࢛ͬͅ‫ͭޖ‬́ठഴા̳͈͉ͥȄდఴ̦ Sinn Féin ̥ͣ Bloom ͈ξΘμ૽̱͈͂̀ͺͼΟϋΞͻΞͻͅ་‫ا‬̱̥̺̀ͣȃȁNolan ̹̯̹̭͈̽̀ͣͦ͢͜ͅૂ༭̦ୃ‫̱̞͉̀͂̈́́͜ږ‬Ȅ֚ఘ‫ૂ̹̞̿ܖͅة‬༭̜͈̥͉́ͥ࠿બ̯ͦͥຈါ̦̜ͥȃփ‫̦̜͉̭ͥ́͂̈́ٸ‬ȄBloom ̦֚শȄ̷ͦ͜ड߃́͘Ȅ
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− 146 −ȸξςΏȜΒȹ͈ಎ͈Ⴄঃठ࠿બȇBloom ͂ Grif¿thgo in him for the mob. Or gas about our lovely land. Gammon and spinach. Dublin Bakery Company'stearoom. Debating societies. That republicanism is the best form of government. That the language question should take precedence of the economic question. Have your daughters inveigling them to yourhouse. Stuff them up with meat and drink. Michaelmas goose. Here's a good lump of thyme seasoning
under the apron for you. Have another quart of goosegrease before it gets too cold. Halffed enthusiasts.
Penny roll and a walk with the band. No grace for the carver. The thought that the other chap pays bestsauce in the world. Make themselves thoroughly at home. Shove us over those apricots, meaning peaches. The not far distant day. Home Rule sun rising up in the northwest. (U 8.457-74)Young Ireland ‫׋‬൲͂৐෴̱̹ ĲĹĵĹ ාག͈ܳ͒Ȅ৹̞඾͈এ̞වͦͬ฽‫̵̠͈̥̯ͥ͢ͅד‬Ȅ
Bloom ͉ Fenian Society ͈஻ই৪ȄJames Stephens ͈ழ૕ა̩ͬࣞບ‫̞̱ͥ̀ث‬ȃ̷ͦͅ๤ࡈ́
̧ͥྛႁͬ๵̢̞͈͉̀ͥ Parnell ̜́ͤȄ༷֚ Grif¿th ͉൮͈ࡥ̞࿺‫̞͈̈́ܨ‬௹໤̜́ͤȄ໳̩৪͈ীͅ١̞৽ಫͬ૦̩݈ͤ͘აͅྶ̫༥̞ͦ̀ͥ͂ Bloom ͉๡฻̱̞̀ͥȃ๞͈๡฻͉ͺͼσρϋΡ໲‫ا‬໘‫׋ޟ‬൲ͬȄ஠͈̀‫ه‬ఴͅ࿹୶̵̯̞̭̫̞̀ͥ͂࢜ͣͦ̀ͥ͜ͅȃ৘ष SinnFéin ͅచ̱͉̀ bourgeois political movement ̞̠͂๡฻͜੄̞̹̀ȃ̭͈໲ྤ́এ̞̭̯ܳͦ
ͥ Grif¿th ͈ȨHome Rule sun rising up in the northwestȩ̞̠͂࡞ဩ͉ශ‫ૹ͜ͅة‬᯹̜́ͥȃ֚ఘ
Grif¿th ͉ Freeman’s Journal ͬ๡฻̱̹͈̜̠̥́ͧḘ̷͈̏ͦ͂͜শ͈๞͉ȄͺͼσρϋΡুহ͉ࠨ̱̀৘࡛̯̭͈̞ͦͥ͂̈́ྪ͂ࣉ̢̞̹͈̺̠̥̀ͧȃBloom ̦୬ͅ૘ͦ̀এ̞੄̳̭͈࠙߉͉Ȅু໦̫̹͒࢜ͣͦুࡨ๚‫͉̠ͤ͢࡞͂ئ‬Ȅ৘͉ Grif¿th ͈͒࠭༆͈ৃ̜́ͤȄͺͼσρϋΡুহ̦ Parnell ͈ঘ͂‫ͅވ‬ક྽̱̹̞̠͂Ȅംැ̜̹́̽͂࡞̢͈͉̞̥ͥ́̈́ȃࣽͺͼσρϋΡ͈ଽহಲၠͬ‫ݱ‬ী̞͈͉̽̀ͥȄGrif¿th ۜͅ‫̈́࠲ؤ̯ͦا‬೷ࢯ‫׋‬൲͂໲‫ڰا‬൲ͅ஠̀ͬ߹̫Ȅౙͅఱ࡞ீࢊ̱̀ুࡨྖ௷̱̞̀ͥȄȶঌྦྷȷ̽̀͢ͅયಭ̯̠ͦͥ̈́͢෺̺
̱̥͂ Bloom ͉ͅࡉ̢̥̹͈̜̠̈́̽́ͧȃ̷̺̫ͦ๞͉ Parnell ৐‫͜ࢃݗ‬Ȅুহ͈࡛͒৘എͺίυȜΙͬু໦̈́ͤͅ࿅̱॑௽̫̞̹̀͂࡞̠̭͂̈́ͥͅȃ̷͈๞̦डࢃͅ੄̹͈̦ٛ̽
Grif¿th ̜̹́̽͂ࣉ̢͈̦ͥুட̜́ͥȃ̱̥̱ȄGriffth ͉ Bloom ͈‫ܢ‬ఞͅ؊̢̭͉̥̹ͥ͂̈́̽Ḙ̠̞̠̏෸ࠊ̺̠̈́ͥͧͅȃȁ‫̦׉‬ഥ̢̤ͥ͂ͤ Bloom ͉Χϋ΄ςȜ‫ͬྵڟ‬ΪϋΠͅȄSinn Féin ͈ͺͼΟͺͬဓ̢̹̱͂̀͜Ḙ͈̏໲ྤ̷̥͉ͣͦͅগ̴ͣ͘ȄStephens ̦ࣉմ̱̹ Fenian Society (IRB) എழ૕აͬ SinnFéin ͅनဥ̳̠ͥ͢Ȅ̷ͦͬఱਤͬ൲֥̳ͥࠀ‫̦̹̱࡞ૺ̠̳ͥ͂͢ܥ‬ȄGrif¿th ͉୕߄͈঑໡̞‫ݵ‬๛࣭݈֥͈݈͂ٛٛ੄୘‫ܝ‬๰ͬ৽ఘ̳͂ͥ‫͂݅৽࠲ؤ‬ȄΊȜςΛ·໲‫߼ا‬࿎৽݅ͬ༲̳
̭͉̩͂̈́ȄBloom ͉ Grif¿th ͂᫐ͬ໦̥̹̽͂උ͙৾ͦͥȃBloom ͈৽ಫ͉ࢃͅ Grif¿th ̦౑̭ͥ͂̈́ͥͅൽ͈୶̜৾ͤ́ͥȃ̦̀͞ Grif¿th ͉ȄͺͼσρϋΡুহͅ฽చ̳ͥ໌௡ழ૕ the
Ulster Volunteers ̦ Ulster ́୭ၛ̯̹͈ͦͅచࢯ̱̀Ȅධͅै̹ͣͦ the Irish Volunteers ͬ঑‫̱׳‬Ȅ− 147 −ີ५ఱ‫૽ڠ‬໲‫ڠ‬໐‫ܮ‬ါडਞഎ͉ͅͺͼσρϋΡඤ୽ͬঐ‫̦̺͈̭̳ͥ̈́͂ͥͅܞ‬Ḙ̴͉̏ͦ̽͂୶͈დ̈́ͥͅȃޭ͛̀໹გ৽݅৪͂এͩͦͥ Bloom ͉ͅḘً͈̠֚̏ࠣ̈́͢ͅ࿂̦̯̞̹͈̺֯ͦ̀ȃ̱̥̱Ȅ̷̺̫̜̠̥ͦ́ͧȃଽহഎၛા͈֑̞̺̫̦Ḙ໊͈̠̱̞̏ࠣ͢ͅ༈͈ۜૂͬ୆͙੄̵̯̞͈̺̠̥̀ͥͧȃȁ٨͛̀ྶ‫̧̦̺͈̞̹̤̱̀ͅږ‬Ḙ͈̏୭೰͉̜̩́͘ै຦ષ͈́έͻ·Ώοΰ̜ͥȃ
Grif¿th ͉̭͈൚শ IRB ͅ‫̢̥̺͈ͣͥͦͣࣉ̹̞̱͂̀߸۾́ࠁ͈̥ͣة‬Ȅ٨͛̀ Bloom ̽̀͢ͅ Stephens ͈ழ૕აͬ౶̯̫͉̞̱ͣͦͥͩ̈́Ȅຈါ̞̈́͜ȃ̹̭͈͘ Ĳĺıĵ ා൚শ͈Sinn Féin ͉͂Ȅழ૕ఘͬփྙ̱̞̞̀̈́Ȅ̞ͩ͊ȄSelf-help ͈ၑැ̜́ͤȄGrif¿th ̦Χϋ΄ςȜ‫΂͈ࢃ̷͈͂ྵڟ‬ȜΑΠςͺ͈࣒͂გ଼ၛ͈Ⴄঃ̥ͣΪϋΠͬං̹͈̜̭͉́ͥ͂͜Ȅ๞̦Ĳĺıĵ ාͅ੄ๅ̱̹ Resurrection of Hungary ̥ͣ͜ুྶ͈ম৘̜́ͥȃ̺̥ͣȄBloom ̦ Grif¿thͅ Sinn Féin ͈ၑැͬဓ̢̹̞̠͂‫͂׉‬Ḙ̭̏́ Bloom ̦ࣉ̢̞̭͉̀ͥ͂͂ȄႤঃഎ͉ͅ௖ယ̞ͦ̈́ম৘ͬಃ̧ષ̬̞̭̀ͥ͂̈́ͥͅȃ̱̥͜ȄMolly ͈࡞ဩͅ‫̩͊ͣ̈́̿ܖ‬Ȅ‫͈̭ͅܡ‬শത́ȄSinn Féin ͉ၑැ͉̩́̈́ழ૕ఘͬփྙ̱̞̭̀ͥ͂̈́ͥͅȃါ͉Ḙ̭̏́͘ैͤષ̬
̀́͜ Grif¿th ͬ Bloom ͂‫۾‬Ⴒ̵̯̀ഴા̵̯͇̞͊̈́ͣ̈́ၑဇ̦Ȅఈͅྫ̫̞ͦ͊̈́ͣ̈́ȃȁ৘͉൚শ͈ͺͼσρϋΡ͉ξΘμ૽ෳ୛࿚ఴ́ఱဝ̱̞̹ͦ̀ȃĲĹķı ාయͅ२ຐ૽ո‫ͅئ‬ࡘઁ̱̹ξΘμ૽͉ȄĹı ාయ̥ͣ௩‫ͅح‬ഢ̲ȄĲĺıĲ ා͉́͘ͅ਱෼ոષ͂ཛྷ̜̦̹ͦ̽ȃ̭͉ͦ ĲĹĹĳ ාͅυΏͺ଼́ၛ̱̹ξΘμ૽౮գ༹Ȅࡼ࠮༹͈‫ࢃ̷͈͞ޣג‬൐؎́อ୆̱̹εΈυθ͈‫̦ޣג‬ఱ̧̩Ȅఉ̩͈൐؎ࠏξΘμ૽̦ท‫ͬٺ‬൪࣭ͦ̀‫֊͂͒ٸ‬ਯ̱̹ȃ̷͈֚໐̦৽ͅςΠͺΣͺ̥ͣͺͼσρϋΡͅ֊̧̹̽̀͂࡞̞ͩͦ̀ͥȃ̹̭͈̠̱̭͈̀͘͢ͅশ‫ܢ‬ၠව̱̹൐؎̥͈ͣξΘμ૽͉Ȅ̷͈ͦ́͘ξΘμ૽͉֑̞͂අ༆̈́૖ުܿ੅͞঩ॲͬ঵̴̤̽̀ͣȄ࣐੸ͬ୆ު̳͂ͥ৪̦͕̜̹͂ͭ̓́̽ȃ̹͘‫்̹̥͈̳̽ͥ͜ا࣭ם‬ȃ̭͈̠̈́͢ે‫́ޙ‬ͺͼσρϋΡͅ฽ξΘμ৽̦݅‫̧̹̀̽͘ޑ‬ȪHyman 160ȫȃ௩̢̹͉࣐͂̽̀͜ξΘμ૽͈ତ͉๷ș̹͈̜̹̱ͥ́̽͜ȄͺͼσρϋΡ͈฽ξΘμ৽͉݅ఈ͈࣭ș͂๤‫͛ޭ̳͊ͦڛ‬̀‫̦̹̜͈̽́̈́͜࠲ؤ‬Ȅ̷͉̞̩̥͈ͦ́ͤ̾͜͞ম࠯̧͉̹ܳȃ̷͈ങ߿̦ Limerick ͈ෳ୛‫׋‬൲̜́ͥȃȁĲĺıĵ ා Ĳ ࠮ͅȄ֚૽͈‫ޚ‬૞എ૰຿͈ͺΐΞȜΏοϋ̽̀͢ͅ Limerick ́ই̹̽͘฽ξΘμ৽͈݅൲̧͉Ȅാ౷൳ྷ஻ই৪͈ Michael Davitt ͈ಏव̴̥̥ͩͣ͜ͅ஠࣭എࢩ̦ͤͬࡉ̵ȄΐλȜ΢ςΒθ͉ͅ฽ξΘμ৽݅എ৽ಫ̦̜͏̞̹ͦ̀ȃ࡛৘͈Θήςϋ২͉ٛȄȸξςΏȜΒȹͅຝ̥̹̠ͦ͢ͅȄξΘμࠏͺͼσρϋΡ૽ Bloom ͬެ̦ͤ̈́ͤ͜ͅু໦̹̻͈‫ވ‬൳ఘͅ਋̫ව̠ͦͥ̈́͢໱ս‫͉̭̹̥͉͂̽̈́ͅܨ‬Ȅ୶֨ͅဥ̱̹ Hyman ͈ა໲̥ͣ͜ྶ̥̜̠ͣ́ͧȃ̾ͤ͘ȄΐοͼΑ̦ैͤષ̬̹ Ĳĺıĵ ා ķ ࠮ Ĳķ ඾͈Θήςϋ͉ȄBloom ͈౾̥̹ͦ૽‫̥߸۾ۼ‬ͣ࡞̢͊ȄξΘμ૽ۘͅယ̈́Ȅఉ໦ͅΐοͼΑ͈‫ܐ‬བ̦ൎ‫͈ߗط̹̯ͦג‬২̜̹͈̜ٛ́̽́ͥȃ− 148 −ȸξςΏȜΒȹ͈ಎ͈Ⴄঃठ࠿બȇBloom ͂ Grif¿thȁ̭͈࿚ఴͅ‫۾‬Ⴒ̱̀ȄGrif¿th ͉ͅ๱ુͅ‫ྙޟ‬૬̞ম৘̦̜ͥȃ̷͉ͦ Grif¿th ̦ξΘμ૽ओ༆ა৪̜̹̭̜́̽͂́ͥȃξΘμ૽ၠව̦ಁ̥̹̽Ȅ̷ͦ࡬ͅξΘμ૽͈ତ̦ઁ̥̹̈́̽ͺͼσρϋΡ͉́ȄξΘμ૽͈২ٛഎ‫ޣג‬ႁ͉઀̯̥̹͈̺̦̽Ȅ̷ͦ́͜ Grif¿th ͉අͅΐλȜ΢ςΒθ̥͈ͣξΘμ૽ෳ୛ͬ‫৽̩ޑ‬ಫ̱̞̹̀ȃ൚শ United Irishman ͈৽̜̹ۚ́̽ Grif¿th͉ Ĳ ࠮͈ Limerick ͈́ཕႁম࠯ͬ਋̫Ȅ൳࠮ ĳĴ ඾ັ͈২୰́ξΘμ૽͂‫ ͅވ‬Davitt ͬ͜‫ޑ‬Ⴇͅ๡฻̳ͥაଈͬಫ̹͈̜̽́ͥȃĵ ࠮͉̭̠ͅ৽ಫ̱̹ȃThe Jew in Ireland is in every respect an economic evil. He produces no wealth himself―he draws itfrom others...He is an unfair competitor...and he remains among us ever and always an alien. (Nadel 60)

Grif¿th ͈̭͈฽ξΘμഎఠഽ͉ȄLimerick ́ξΘμ૽ཕ࣐ম࠯̦̭ܳͥஜ̥ͣࡐಠ̜́ͤȄඅͅξΘμ૽͂ΐλȜ΢ςΒθ͍̫ͬࠫ̾̀ࢲ̳ࠢͥა༹͉Ȅ਱߇ଲ‫̧࣐̩ࢩ͉ͅܮ‬ള̹̽ೇ̱̩̞͈̜̹̈́́̽͜ȃGrif¿th ̧͉̭͈̜̹͈ͤͤაၑͬ‫؜‬࿂̩̈́͜ൔဥ̱̀Ȅȶ௙͈̀ξΘμ૽͉‫ܥ‬̢̦̜̯̳ٛͤͦ͊ၔ୨͈͉ͥ‫̞̞֑̈́ۼ‬ȷ͂౯೰̱ȄĲĹĺĺ ා Ĳı ࠮͉ͅ

the pen of the Jew scribe is uplifted to serve the cause of Sister England. (Nadel 66)

͂৽ಫ̱̞̹̀ȃ̭͈̾ͤ͘തͅ‫͉̱̀۾‬๞͉ Deasy ͞ȶঌྦྷȷ͂་̭͉̞ͩͥ͂̈́ȃ̭̦ͦ
Bloom ̦ Grif¿th ͈͂ͬ͜‫ͤݲ‬Ȅ̷͈ࢃ๞ͅచ̱̭̀ͦ೾໊༈എ̈́೩̞ບ‫̳֚ئͬث‬๔͈ࡔ֦̜̹́̽͂͜ࣉ̢ͣͦͥȃGrif¿th ͈฽ξΘμ৽݅ͬ੃౶̱̦̈́ͣȄBloom ͂ Grif¿th ͍̫̞̠ͬࠫ̾ͥ͂୭೰ͬȸξςΏȜΒȹ̷ོࣺ͚̭͌̽ͤ͂͛͂́ͅȄΐοͼΑ͉ Grif¿th ‫͍ݞ‬Θήςϋ২͈ٛ༊‫̯ͬޛ‬ཕ̧੄̷̠̱̞̹͂̀ȃ̷̱̭͈̭͉̀͂ȄGrif¿th ͬ౶ͥΘήςϋ͈૽ș͉ͅ৘͉֚࿒ၸட̜̹͈͉̞̥́̽́̈́ȃȁ̭͈໲ྤͅ౾̫͊Ȅȶঌྦྷ̦ȷȨSinn Feinȩ͂‫ ̭́͂͐ލ‬Sinn Féin ͈஻ၛ৪̜́ͤȄ̥̹̾͘ξΘμ૽ओ༆৽݅৪̜̹́̽ Grif¿th ͂ਹ͇ࣣ̯ͩͦȄ̷͈ Sinn Féin ͈ͺͼΟͺͬ Grif¿th ͅ೹‫̦͈̹̱ރ‬ξΘμ૽ Bloom ̜̹̞̠́̽͂ૂ༭̷̦͈ષͅ๭̯̭͉ͦͥ͂Ȅඵਹ͈ͺͼυΣȜͬ୆͙੄̳ȃȁGrif¿th ͈ଽॐͬ঑঵̱ȄDubliners ͈੄ๅཐ‫ͅٺ‬ष̱̀͜ࢡփഎచ؊̱̩̹ͬ̀ͦ Grif¿th ͅచ̱ȄΐοͼΑ͉ࢡփ̲̞̹֑̞̞ͬۜ̀̈́ͅȃ̱̥̱Ȅ‫̈́ࣁޑ‬฽ξΘμ৽݅৪̜́ͥ Grif¿th̷͈ͬ͘͘ȸξςΏȜΒȹͅഴા̵̯̭͉ͥ͂ȄGrif¿th ͬ๛೰എͅຝ̩̭̦͂ຈட͂̈́ͥȃΐοͼΑ̢͉۠̀ Grif¿th ͬ Bloom ͍̫͂ͬࠫ̾ȄSinn Féin ͈ͺͼΟͺͬဓ̢̹͈̦ Bloom ̜̞̠́ͥ͂‫ͤैͬࢹݹ‬ષ̬̭ͥ͂́ȄGrif¿th ͈฽ξΘμ৽݅ͬ༫͙̱֯Ȅଽহ‫ ز‬Grif¿th ͬै຦͈෸ࠊͅຝ̧ࣺ͚̭̦͂੄ြ̹͈̜́ͥȃ̱̥̱̦̈́ͣḘ͈̭̏͂̽̀͢ͅȄশయે‫ܖͬޙ‬੔ͅ− 149 −ີ५ఱ‫૽ڠ‬໲‫ڠ‬໐‫ܮ‬ါ̱̀ࣉ̢ͥ͂ޭ͛̀ξΘμ૽ͅచ̱ۘယ̈́Θήςϋ২̦ٛȄ࡛৘͉ͅξΘμ૽ओ༆ͅྖ̻̞̹̭̦̀͂‫ۼ‬୪എͅা̯̭̹͈̜ͦͥ͂̈́̽́ͥ͜ͅȃȁ̭͈ͺͼυΣȜ̦ȄBloom ͈݈ა̦ξΘμ૽ท‫͈ٺ‬Ⴄঃ͒͂ജ‫̩̞̯̀ͦٳ‬Ȅຈடഎ̈́ၠͦͬ୆͙੄̳̱ȄBloom ͈݈ა֚ͅ௄͈ท૯଻ͬັ‫̞̞֑̈́ۼ̭̳͂ͥ͜ح‬ȃ̤ஜ͈࣭͉‫ة‬ੜ͈̺̈́͂ทͣͦȄ―And I belong to a race too, says Bloom, that is hated and persecuted. Also now. This very moment.
This very instant. (U 12.1467-8)͂ুͣξΘμ૽̱͈͂̀ͺͼΟϋΞͻΞͻͬ෇̧̹͈͛͂डࢃ͈࡞ဩ͉ȄĲĺ ଲ‫ ̥ͣྎܮ‬ĳı ଲ‫ܮ‬੝൮̥̫̱̥̹̀ࠣ̽ͅȄυΏͺ‫͍ݞ‬൐؎͈́ξΘμ૽೏༶͞‫ݘ‬फ़ͬփྙ̱̞̞̀ͥ̀ͥ͂൳শͅȄୃ࡛ͅहૺ࣐ಎ͈ȄLimerick ͈́ξΘμ૽ෳ୛‫׋‬൲ͬ͜‫܄‬փ̱̞̭̦̀ͥ͂Ȅճͅ‫̭̞̯ͥ̈́͂ͥ̀ͦͅ಺ޑ‬ȃ൚শ͈Θήςΰ Bloom ͈̠͢ͅȨI’m talking about injusticeȩ(U12.1475) ͂୊ࣞͅ୹࡞̧̹́ξΘμ૽͉̞̥̹͈̜̈́̽́ͥȃ֨ဥ໲ࡃ
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