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Psychoanalytic criticism of Joyce's life and his major work, Ulysses, has remained within the framework of classical Freudian interpretation with its emphasis on the Oedipus complex. This paper presents a point of view that focuses on the effect of primitive aggression aroused during the preoedipal phase of Joyce's life and work.