IT IS WRITING IN WHICH THE THOUGHTS AND FEELINGS OF THE WRITER
ARE RECORDED AS THEY OCCUR.
It is a form of writing that, rather than having an obvious plot
with an obvious beginning and end, dips in and out, possibly of the
thoughts of the characters, demonstrating how they interact. It is
also used to refer to things that are not told in chronological
order, so we may be presented with memories, or future events
rather than the simple telling of an event in an ordered
chronological progression.
Some might mention Joyce or Virginia Woolf's The Waves as
excellent examples of stream of consiousness - I would like to
think that Red Dwarf and Life on Mars are also excellent examples
too!
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Which of these is a quotation positioned at the beginning of a work that sometimes introduces a particular theme
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epigraph
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Which of these terms is defined as any traditional feature of a specific type of literature that has been accepted over a period of time
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convention
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Which of these literary types is written in the form of letters and was popular in the 1700s
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An epistolary novel was written in the form of letters and was
popular in the 1700s.
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Which of these is a literary work that is an account of the daily personal thoughts and experiences of an individual
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diary
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Which of these genres would an author use to record the events and personal experiences of his or her life
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Memoir
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Which of these terms refers to works that are written in the present time
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Contemporary Literature
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Which of these is a short general statement that expresses a general truth or sensible advice
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axiom
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Which of these literary terms refers to dramatic prose or poetry that describes rural life
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pastoral
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Which of these terms is defined as a brief account of some amusing or interesting incident or event that is based on the real life experiences of individuals
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anecdote
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What refers to a son's romantic obsession with his mother
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Oedipus Complex is the name for a son's romantic obsession with
his mother.
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Which of these terms is defined as literature published annually that usually contains general information and astronomical or statistical references
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almanac.
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Which of these is a figure of speech in which contrasting or paradoxical ideas are presented in parallel form
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antithesis
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Which of these is a personal written account of the daily experiences thoughts and impressions of an individual but is less personal than a diary
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journal
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What form of ordinary written or spoken language is expressed without verse meter or rhyme
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prose
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What is stream of consciousness
IT IS WRITING IN WHICH THE THOUGHTS AND FEELINGS OF THE WRITER
ARE RECORDED AS THEY OCCUR.
It is a form of writing that, rather than having an obvious plot
with an obvious beginning and end, dips in and out, possibly of the
thoughts of the characters, demonstrating how they interact. It is
also used to refer to things that are not told in chronological
order, so we may be presented with memories, or future events
rather than the simple telling of an event in an ordered
chronological progression.
Some might mention Joyce or Virginia Woolf's The Waves as
excellent examples of stream of consiousness - I would like to
think that Red Dwarf and Life on Mars are also excellent examples
too!
Which of these is a quotation positioned at the beginning of a work that sometimes introduces a particular theme
epigraph
Which of these terms is defined as any traditional feature of a specific type of literature that has been accepted over a period of time
convention
Which of these literary types is written in the form of letters and was popular in the 1700s
An epistolary novel was written in the form of letters and was
popular in the 1700s.
Which of these is a literary work that is an account of the daily personal thoughts and experiences of an individual
diary
Which of these genres would an author use to record the events and personal experiences of his or her life
Memoir
Which of these terms refers to works that are written in the present time
Contemporary Literature
Which of these is a short general statement that expresses a general truth or sensible advice
axiom
Which of these literary terms refers to dramatic prose or poetry that describes rural life
pastoral
Which of these terms is defined as a brief account of some amusing or interesting incident or event that is based on the real life experiences of individuals
anecdote
What refers to a son's romantic obsession with his mother
Oedipus Complex is the name for a son's romantic obsession with
his mother.
Which of these terms is defined as literature published annually that usually contains general information and astronomical or statistical references
almanac.
Which of these is a figure of speech in which contrasting or paradoxical ideas are presented in parallel form
antithesis
Which of these is a personal written account of the daily experiences thoughts and impressions of an individual but is less personal than a diary
journal
What form of ordinary written or spoken language is expressed without verse meter or rhyme