Ivy Day in the Committee Room

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"Ivy Day in the Committee Room" is a short story by James Joyce that portrays the political disillusionment and idle talk of Irish canvassers gathered in a dingy committee room on the anniversary of Charles Stewart Parnell’s death.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf short story
author James Joyce
centralEvent gathering of canvassers in a committee room
collectionPublicationCity London
linked to: London, England
commemorates anniversary of Charles Stewart Parnell’s death
countryOfOrigin Ireland
depicts disillusioned canvassers
idle political talk
featuresCharacter Father Keon
Mr Crofton
Mr Henchy
Mr Hynes
Mr O’Connor
Old Jack
firstPublication Dubliners
genre modernist fiction
political fiction
hasAdaptation radio drama adaptations
stage adaptations
hasForm prose
hasLength short
includedIn Irish literature canon
literaryMovement modernism
mainTheme Irish nationalism
hypocrisy in politics
nostalgia for Charles Stewart Parnell
paralysis
political disillusionment
narrativeStyle third-person narration
narrativeTechnique epiphany
indirect characterization
originalLanguage English
partOf Dubliners
publicationYear 1914
publisher Grant Richards
references Charles Stewart Parnell
relatedWork Araby
linked to: Dubliners

The Dead
settingCountry Ireland
settingLocation Dublin
settingPeriod late 19th century
subjectMatter Irish Parliamentary Party politics
municipal electioneering
symbol ivy leaf
symbolizes loyalty to Charles Stewart Parnell
tone ironic
melancholic

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Dubliners hasPart Ivy Day in the Committee Room
works of James Joyce includesWork Ivy Day in the Committee Room