Representation of Power-Based Gender Domination in Joyce's Narrative "Eveline": An Investigative Analysis of Critical Discourse
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The story “Eveline” by James Joyce is about a young marginalized girl of nineteen. The study depicted as how the story has constructed paternalistic power abuse in the shape of a father in some discourses. Through the story, the writer has depicted the two extremes of the Dublin; those who pursue their dreams and those who quit their dreams for the sake of their families. This study has constructed and represented as to how a father exercised his authority in the text. This research has been conducted from the perspective of Fairclough's (1989) Critical Discourse Analysis approach. The research is qualitative as well as quantitative, and grounded in critical discourse analysis, particularly, Fairclough’s three-dimensional Model. This article will help researchers and scholars as guiding force for analyzing a text (discourse).
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