Life and Fiction: Imagination and Literary Creation in Atonement by Carlos Roberto Ludwig, Rejane de Souza Ferreira

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Commentary: Physical time within human time by Barry Dainton

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"Narrative Time" and its Relationship with the Element of "Suspension" in the Novel of "the Year of the Riots" by Abbas Maroufi based on Gerard Genette's theory by Nasraddin Abdollahzadeh, Mohammad Amir Obaydinia

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Modern experimental prose through the prism of psychoanalytical theories by Lončar-Vujnović Mirjana N.

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Fragmenting the Myth: Augusta Webster’s “Medea in Athens” and the Victorian Female Struggle by Marta Villalba-Lázaro

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The centre and pathology: Postmodernist reading of madness in the oppressor in contemporary fiction by Andrew Nyongesa

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高行健早期小說藝術理論與實踐: 以《現代小說技巧初探》為中心 = Gao Xingjian's early theory and practice of the art of fiction : a focus on "a preliminary examination of modern fictional techniques"... by 許維賢 Hee, Wai Siam

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Fragments of mind: a thesis on the subject of experience, the structure of consciousness, and split-brain patients by Lövgren, OSJK

“…It is also argued that conceptions of split-brain patients as having two unified streams of consciousness and conceptions according to which they have one consistently unified stream of consciousness rely on a mistaken assumption: That a set of experiences belong to a stream of consciousness if and only if all the contemporaneous experiences in the stream are unified with each other.…”

Psycho-Narration in Nitasha Kaul's Future Tense by Swati Patil, Sukanya Saha

“…Theory of ‘Expressionism’ by the Germans and ‘Impressionism’ by the French, paved way to ‘Stream of consciousness’ by the English. Ever since the advent of the SOC, modernists, in the likes of James Joyce, Virginia Woolf and Laurence Sterne have used the technique to depict or narrate the voice of inner mind, which science calls ‘consciousness’. …”
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From Shorter to Longer Timescales: Converging Integrated Information Theory (IIT) with the Temporo-Spatial Theory of Consciousness (TTC) by Georg Northoff, Federico Zilio

“…This is reflected in our experience of various short-term phenomenal contents at discrete points in time as part of an ongoing, more continuous, and long-term ‘stream of consciousness’. Can Integrated Information Theory (IIT) account for this multitude of timescales of consciousness? …”
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Mandanipur's Syncretic Personality in the Del Dadegi (Enamored of Love) Novel. [In Persian] by Fateme Sadat Tahiri, Fatemeh Bahmani

“…Although Del Dadegi (Enamored of Love) is an index model of Stream of consciousness, but Mandanipour have less attention to the presentation of inner of the characters in the episode of the front, whose characters are not able to focus on their internal struggles because of intense external exertion, and he considered to mostly indirectly method among characterization types. …”
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Mörkrets hav by Henrik Johnsson

“…Även romanens bruk av stream of consciousness-teknik och dess fragmentestetik sätts i relation till Woolf och impressionismen. …”
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The road to Epidaurus is like the road to creation: tapping the urban archive by Beswick, Katie, Hawkins, Harriet, Kohlmaier, Joseph

“…Between them, these provocations investigate the idea of how the archive of the city has and might be ‘tapped’ through a number of performative acts from a broad range of different perspectives, including the role of ‘archival art’; performance, practice and competition in the context of the city; the body as an archive; the foundation of the city as a performative act; street dance; stream of consciousness and the city in the psychological novel; and the role that documentary practices can play in regaining political territory.…”

Ghost Dance 34 Ghost Dance 34 by Irene Maria Dietschi

“…It is reminiscent of the stream-of-consciousness
 techniq ue where one impression gives birth to another,
 in a kind of associative succession.…”
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论周粲微型小说中的现代与后现代主义特征 = Modernism and post-modernism in Zhou Can’s micro fiction by Xiao, Zhonghao, 肖钟昊 Xiao, Zhonghao

“…In addition, his works often reflect the reality of modern life using techniques such as stream of consciousness, symbolism, inner monologue, as well as absurdity, irony and collage, using the decentralization of subject matter to reflect reality. …”
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Image and Word in Postmodern Poetry: Friederike Mayröcker’s BROTWOLKE by Schloon Jutta

“…It is shown that Mayröcker’s stream-of-consciousness is a process that refers to the act of writing in the first place and then to an inventory of texts and images that float the text as a stream of sense-data.…”
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A Sandakan Childhood by Cecilia Leong-Salobir

“… This narrative is on recalling foods enjoyed in my childhood in Sandakan, a town in the Malaysian state of Sabah on Borneo island. It is more stream of consciousness than reflective, more descriptive than analytical. …”
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The components of the postmodern literature in the fictional literature of Iran: An examination of Nāder Ebrāhimi’s by gholamreza mostali

“…These features include chronological disorder in the description of events, uncertainty, contradiction, transposition, incoherence, lack of rules, overuse of literary devices, circuit, paranoia, language disturbances and finally exaggerated usage of stream of consciousness. Through offering a new interpretation of Nāder Ebrāhimi’s works, the author has tried to indicate that his writing style has been influenced by the school of postmodern literature, and many of its components are evidently traceable in his works.…”
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Darrieussecq's mind by Kemp, S

“…Narrative form in Darrieussecq, I argue, can be characterized as a stream-of-consciousness, which, while failing to conform to the literary model set by Dujardin and Joyce, is in fact closer to the original psychological conception of the term. …”

Always, already: present tense in J.M. Coetzee’s disgrace by Seyed Javad Habibi, Sara Soleimani Karbalaei

“…As a finale to this study, the dovetail joining of the stream-of-consciousness narrative technique and the present tense narrative is accented.…”
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