Unclean stream: Representing selfhood in Joyce and Lewis.
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Works matching IS 17414113 AND DT 2020 AND VI 17 AND IP 6
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"We are being made the victims of our own metaphors": Language acquisition and streams of suppositions in May Sinclair's Mary Olivier: A Life (1919).
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Who cares about the stream of consciousness? On Dorothy Richardson's Pilgrimage.
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One hundred years of the stream of consciousness: Editors' introduction.
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Experience not consciousness, backwaters not streams: Dorothy Richardson's "investigation of reality".
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"Catching butterflies": Marion Milner and stream of consciousness writing.
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Simone de Beauvoir, stream of consciousness and philosophical fiction: Becoming a self in the first draft of She Came to Stay.
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