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Up to 5B - Modernist Fiction. V. Woolf and J. Joyce
Questions:
1-What are the main features of the Modernist fiction?
2-How are the character's emotions conveyed by the narrator? What are the techniques used to express them?
3-Why is the reader free?
4-What is the eclipse of the narrator? What is the free indirect style?
Responses:
1-In the Modernist fiction the attention is put to character’s subyectivity therefore, the centre is the reflection on the consciousness.
2-One technique is the use of a third person free omniscient narrator, that it's not intrusive and does not express his opinion.
3-He's free because he can makes his personal idea about what he reads.
4-The narrator can’t bee seen but he is present contrary to the traditional novel. This is achieved by shifting in the character's mind.It's the use of reporting what the characters think .
1-What are the main features of the Modernist fiction?
2-How are the character's emotions conveyed by the narrator? What are the techniques used to express them?
3-Why is the reader free?
4-What is the eclipse of the narrator? What is the free indirect style?
Responses:
1-In the Modernist fiction the attention is put to character’s subyectivity therefore, the centre is the reflection on the consciousness.
2-One technique is the use of a third person free omniscient narrator, that it's not intrusive and does not express his opinion.
3-He's free because he can makes his personal idea about what he reads.
4-The narrator can’t bee seen but he is present contrary to the traditional novel. This is achieved by shifting in the character's mind.It's the use of reporting what the characters think .