Reading the Experimental Literary form and Progressive Political Vision in ‘A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man’

One fine morning, like every day, begins with the news which shakes all rational set-up of the mind of the modern man, so to say in the prevalent academic discourse rather the mind of the postmodern man. Nothing seems changing in the world, but nothing remains unchanging on its place put ever. Everything has been poking the human conscience and posing questions to a logical mind at acute level. This is almost the same disturbing day if not exactly like him or could be said one of those days of Joyce's character in his written novel, A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man, Stephen who is searching for a proper, permanent and peaceful refuse against the wish of her mother by not offering the duty on the Easter.