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Locations in Ulysses

Annesley Bridge Bachelor's Walk Bedford Row Blessington Street 42 Camden Street Lower Christchurch Place College Green The Coombe Dalkey, Dublin Bay Dame Street Eccles Street Finglas Road Fitzgibbon Street Fleet Street Grafton Street Hume Street Island Street Loopline Bridge Lord Edward Street Malahide Road Mary's Abbey Merchant's Arch Merrion Square Mountjoy Square Nelson Street North Circular Road North Strand Road Northumberland Road O'Connell Bridge Ormond Quay Parliament Street Pearse Street Phibsborough Road Rutland Grove Sandycove Sandymount Strand Townsend Street Watling Street Wellington Quay Westland Row Wicklow Street

Dame Street

Dame Street is a street in Dublin, Ireland, on the South Bank of the Liffey nearby the statue of Molly Malone and the City Hall.

Map

The following is a map of Dame Street:

Map of Dame Street

Network Graph

The following is a network graph displaying the allusions present in Dame Street:

Dame Street Network Graph

Most Common References

In Dame Street, Henry James is referenced.

Henry James (1843-1916) was an American novelist, who wrote, among other things, Daisy Miller and Portrait of a Lady.

This Location in Ulysses

The only allusion included in this location was a reference to an American novelist, who often wrote of the contrast between innocence - often present in the New World - and experience - often present in the Old World. Perhaps Joyce thought of this location in a literary sense and was reminded of the clash between innocence and experience.