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    the idea of reincarnation being materialized in Stephen’s imagining himself Dedalus‚ Icarus‚ and Hamlet; ceaseless drifting‚ exterior and interior). 7. Artistic analysis of the text 1). Narrative innovations as promises of a prospective stream of consciousness‚ fusions of voices. 2). Time and space (unspecified‚ ambivalent‚ suspended or cyclic time) 3). Application of artistic methods (naturalistic‚ impressionistic‚ expressionistic‚ imagistic‚ dichotomic‚ mythological‚ symbolic) 4). Characterization

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    Allie Martin Professor Donna Baumler ENG 180/33 Essay #1 (Compare/Contrast-Character Analysis) Final Draft 28 February 2012 How Faulkner uses Darl and Jewel’s Differing Narrations and Words to Convey Central Themes in As I Lay Dying In the novel As I Lay Dying‚ author William Faulkner formulates major differences in the narrations of brothers Jewel and Darl to convey and enhance several of the novel’s central themes. Jewel and Darl arguably represent different viewpoints regarding the ephemerality

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    reached his potential as a writer because he has chosen to make his living by marrying a series of wealthy women. In italicized portions of the text that are scattered throughout the story‚ Hemingway narrates some of Harry’s experiences in a stream-of-consciousness style. Harry’s first memories are of traveling around Europe following a battle‚ hiding a deserter in a cottage‚ hunting and skiing in the mountains‚ playing cards during a blizzard‚ and hearing about a bombing run on a train full of Austrian

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    Dear Erica‚ How are you? Don’t stress too much on your English exam on you’ll begin to grow a ’bald spot’ (if you haven’t realised‚ that phrase is from Prufrock). Well‚ let me assist you by revealing my feelings and analysis on TS Eliot’s issues and concerns. Since I’ve only studied ’The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock’‚ ’Portrait of a Lady’‚ ’Rhapsody on a Windy Night’ and ’Preludes’‚ I’ll be relating my explanation to those poems. The human conditions that Eliot represents are trivial‚ struggle

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    Mrs. Dalloway transformed the novel as an art form. ▪ Woolf develops the book’s protagonist‚ Clarissa Dalloway‚ and myriad other characters by chronicling their interior thoughts with little pause or explanation‚ a style referred to as stream of consciousness. Several central characters and more than one hundred minor characters appear in the text‚ and their thoughts spin out like spider webs. Sometimes the threads of thought cross—and people succeed in communicating. More often‚ however‚ the threads

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    experimental novels of the post-war era "reflect the fragmentation of consciousness and the disorder and confusion that a victim experiences in the wake of a traumatic event" which inevitably damages any sort of faith the victim may have ever had about himself in the past and makes it harder to find realistic ideologies that give meaning to their life after the trauma. DeMeester then links this notion to the fact that the stream-of-consciousness narrative corresponds to the survivor ’s perception of time which

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    THEORISTS OF THE MODERNIST NOVEL In the early twentieth century the modernist novel exploded literary conventions and expectations‚ challenging representations of reality‚ consciousness and identity.These novels were not simply creative masterpieces but also crucial articulations of revolutionary developments in critical thought. In this volume Deborah Parsons traces the developing modernist aesthetic in the thought and writings of James Joyce‚ Dorothy Richardson and Virginia Woolf. Considering

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    more opposing cultures. This phenomenon is vividly portrayed by Sandra Cisneros in her book‚ The House on Mango Street‚ where she illustrates her life as a mestiza. Anzaldua also reflects on her experiences in a mestiza culture in the article‚ Consciousness. The film Mi Vida Loca‚ which was written by Allison Anders‚ provides a keen perspective on this subject. These sources show the meaning of mestiza‚ which is usually characterized by low social class‚ inner city areas where gang life is prevelant;

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    the character’s claims. This furthers the book’s meaning as a whole as the various voices used throughout the story add layers of context and depth as different perspectives intersect and agree on various truths throughout the novel. The stream of consciousness technique creates a environment where some events are generally accepted but nothing is taken as a absolute

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    In the next paragraph‚ the main character becomes less formal with her language. Above she is not formal‚ using incomplete sentences and common language‚ but she is more brief. Here‚ we have a conversational tone‚ a little stream of consciousness‚ which continues throughout the story. The diction is still the most essential element of craft. For example‚ the narrator tells us‚ “Twenty-ninth is my stop too but I have to go all the way downtown to cash Mrs. Jessel’s check. If she pays me with a check

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