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4 Extra Debut. Stephen Dedalus is growing up, absorbing the culture and religion of his native Ireland. Read by Andrew Scott.

James Joyce's autobiographical masterpiece.

Stephen Dedalus is growing up and absorbing the culture and religion of his native Ireland.

As he matures, he begins to question the values and ideas on which his life is built.

Stephen goes away to school for the first time. Wells pushes him into a ditch and during the fever that ensues, he has a vision of his own death. But it is the nationalist politician Parnell who has died.

Abridged in ten parts by Sara Davies.

Read by Andrew Scott.

The music is 'Oft in the Stilly Night' by Sir John Stevenson, performed by Robin Harris.

Producer; Mary Ward-Lowery

First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in February 2018..

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15 minutes

Last on

Tue 7 Dec 202102:00

Credits

RoleContributor
ReaderAndrew Scott
AuthorJames Joyce
AbridgerSara Davies
ProducerMary Ward-Lowery

Broadcasts

  • Mon 19 Feb 201822:45
  • Mon 6 Dec 202114:00
  • Tue 7 Dec 202102:00