Which best describes Bloom's attitude towards nationalism ?
Correct answer: C. he is disinterested in nationalism
- A. he is deeply invested in the nationalist cause
- B. he hopes to join the IRB
- C. he is disinterested in nationalism
- D. he is opposed to the nationalist cause
Explanation
Bloom is detached from militant nationalism and favours tolerance, peaceful coexistence, and a broader human outlook. He is not wholly hostile to Ireland, so disinterested is more accurate than opposed.
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