What is stream of consciousness?

Answer 1

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!

Answer 2

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!

Answer 3

Stream of consciousness is a narrative technique used in literature where the thoughts and feelings of a character are presented in a continuous and uninterrupted flow, often without a clear structure or logical sequence. It aims to mimic the chaotic and spontaneous way thoughts occur in the mind. Writers like James Joyce and Virginia Woolf are known for employing this technique in their works.

Answer 4

Narration that gives the illusion of closely following the characters thoughts. Apex