Modernist Writing - Key Techniques

A novel can provide different perspectives on the same event but only one at a time

Symbolism is best used:

The line between charged simplicity and mannered monotony is:

Should repetition be avoided at all costs?

Which technique cannot be used to refer to another text?

What is the philosophical theory that nothing is known to exist but ones’ self?

The simplest way to introduce a character is:

The stream of consciousness refers to:

When making a symbolic object, what should come first?

One of the most common signs of a lazy or inexperienced writer is inconsistency in handling a point of view

Which of these is not a staple technique of representing consciousness in prose?

Which Greek hero does the text, Ulysses by James Joyce allude to?

The parodies in The British Museum is Falling Down was inspired by which text?

Hemingway forged an entirely unoriginal style for his times.

Who came up with the scenic method?

The point of view that the story is told in is:

Ms Brill wore a fur necklace. This necklace was representative of:

Repetition is a characteristic of

‘Cogito, ergo sum’ is a term referring to which modernist technique?

Which text DOES NOT contain intertextuality

Some theorist believe that intertextuality is:

The traditional model of good literary prose includes: