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What aspect of the following excerpt is most unusual when compared with the more traditional writing style of a novelist like Willa Cather or Charles Dickens?
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∙ 14y ago
It's an example of metafiction
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∙ 14y ago
The most unusual aspect of the excerpt is its experimental use of fragmented sentences, unconventional punctuation, and stream-of-consciousness narrative style. This departure from the more structured and formal prose of writers like Willa Cather or Charles Dickens creates a more modern and avant-garde feel to the writing.
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