The Male Figure In James Joyce's "The Boarding House" , "Counterparts" And "Eveline

Literature of the 19th century and even first half 20th has always given priority to male figure his dominant role in family society. Through ages, women have been subject moods characters their husbands, fathers or brothers. Women's life was at home, if few them started working, limited. There a clear imbalance between men women. James Joyce is an Irish writer central modernist movement whose origins are be found literature mere representation reality but with new emphasis on unconscious works Freud others. This  study will examine and  image that fails complete duty  whether as father, breadwinner simply parent who gives affection security children in  Joyce's short stories, "The Boarding House", "Counterparts" and" Eveline", three published 1914 collection stories Dubliners.                                                                           &nbsp