In which situation does Joyce employ the phrase “amor matris,” meaning motherly love?

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In The Dubliners, Chandler refers to it when discussing familial bondsIn The Dubliners, Gabriel mentions it during conversations about mortalityIn Ulysses, Stephen incorporates it into his art lecturesIn Ulysses, Leopold uses it to express aspects of his identity

Explanation

Option A refers to Chandler in The Dubliners talking about family ties. Option B involves Gabriel in The Dubliners discussing death. Option C is correct because Stephen in Ulysses uses “amor matris” during his lectures on art. Option D relates to Leopold in Ulysses describing his identity.