A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man

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Amidst a scandal involving a prominent Irish Nationalist, Stephen Dedalus faces family discord and questions his faith in Irish and Catholic ideologies. As he enters college, he excels academically but struggles with social conformity, leading to self-destructive choices. This semi-autobiographical novel explores themes of identity, religion, and family, capturing the essence of an intellectual and spiritual awakening. First published in 1916, it remains relevant today, enhanced by a modern design for an accessible reading experience.