Ulysses makes a bold statement on the consequences and implications of marital infidelity in 1904 - a time when conformity to social standards was paramount. The narrative focuses on the remorse of unwise choices, recognizing the true impact of our decisions, as well as exploring how society perceives the situation. The book invites readers to reflect on their own considerations of morality.
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Author: James Joyce, Series edited by Dr Keith Carabine, Introduction by Professor Cedric Watts
