On the description of four-dimensional characters in Ulysses

Well written novels usually describe characters in three dimensions, that is, appearance, dialogue and thought Throughout Jane's book, most of the authors only do two-dimensional description, that is, appearance and dialogue In a harmonious society, this is the end of the comment on Jane you Ulysses is a work that can describe the characters into four-dimensional space Besides the three-dimensional space, it also increases the subconscious (the so-called stream of consciousness) Due to the complexity of character description, readers need to play their spatial imagination, which makes many people who are not used to reading feel tired, but this writing method can make the story more vivid, leave a more vivid impression on people, unforgettable Now I see chapter eight, and I begin to realize that in this novel, Joyce describes Bloom's characters in a very three-dimensional, more realistic way, which is a complex complex of characters Learning this technique is very helpful for later literary creation In addition, James Joyce not only describes the characters very well, but also describes animals such as cats and dogs This is also an aspect worthy of reference Today, I will only conclude here, and I will continue to explore the literary value of Ulysses.