| Sex or gender | male  |
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| Country of citizenship | Ireland,United Kingdom,France |
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| Su suro tǝlam usulu yǝ | James Augustine Aloysius Joyce |
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| Birth name | James Augustine Aloysius Joyce |
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| Given name | James |
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| Family name | Joyce |
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| Short name | James Joyce |
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| Date of birth | 2 Sawan 1882 |
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| Place of birth | Rathgar,Dublin |
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| Date of death | 13 Razab 1941 |
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| Place of death | Zürich |
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| Manner of death | natural causes |
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| Cause of death | peritonitis |
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| Place of burial | Fluntern Cemetery |
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| Father | John Stanislaus Joyce |
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| Sibling | Stanislaus Joyce |
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| Spouse | Nora Barnacle |
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| Unmarried partner | Nora Barnacle |
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| Child | Lucia Joyce,Giorgio Joyce |
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| Native language | English |
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| Writing language | English |
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| Field of work | Literature,Novel |
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| Educated at | University College Dublin – National University of Ireland, Dublin,Clongowes Wood College,Belvedere College |
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| Residence | avenue Charles-Floquet,avenue Charles-Floquet |
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| Work location | Paris,Trieste,Zürich |
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| Start of work period | 1904 |
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| Religion or worldview | Catholicism |
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| Hair color | brown hair |
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| Eye color | blue |
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| Wears | glasses,eyepatch |
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| Medical condition | iritis,astraphobia |
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| Sponsor | Harriet Shaw Weaver |
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| Handedness | right-handedness |
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| Personal library at | Harry Ransom Center |
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| Has works in the collection | Minneapolis Institute of Art,National Gallery of Art |
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| Genre | fiction literature,Poetry,psychological fiction,bildungsroman |
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| Influenced by | Giambattista Vico |
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| Significant event | Nazi book burnings |
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| Official website | https://jamesjoyce.ie |
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| Uses | walking stick |
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| Copyright status as a creator | copyrights on works have expired |
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| Documentation files at | SAPA Foundation, Swiss Archive of the Performing Arts,SAPA Foundation, Swiss Archive of the Performing Arts |
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