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... consciousness , or of subjective life . The phrase ' stream of consciousness ' was taken over - first , it seems , by May Sinclair , in 1918 , reviewing Dorothy Richardson's novels -to denote the new method of rendering consciousness in ...
... consciousness , or of subjective life . The phrase ' stream of consciousness ' was taken over - first , it seems , by May Sinclair , in 1918 , reviewing Dorothy Richardson's novels -to denote the new method of rendering consciousness in ...
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... consciousness novel in its own right now ; after Joyce and Virginia Woolf it no longer looks the sport in our fiction that it did . No doubt as a conscious technique the stream of consciousness derives from what in the first decade of ...
... consciousness novel in its own right now ; after Joyce and Virginia Woolf it no longer looks the sport in our fiction that it did . No doubt as a conscious technique the stream of consciousness derives from what in the first decade of ...
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... consciousness con- trasted with French and Russian , 134-5 ; effect of Victorian idea of respectability on the novel , 135-9 ; European influence , and growth of seriousness in later Victorian period , 208-9 ; poetic intensity in , 224 ...
... consciousness con- trasted with French and Russian , 134-5 ; effect of Victorian idea of respectability on the novel , 135-9 ; European influence , and growth of seriousness in later Victorian period , 208-9 ; poetic intensity in , 224 ...
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