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What was Conrad's approach in his writing style during Modernism?
What was Conrad's approach in his writing style during Modernism?
- He focused solely on narrative realism
- He used the stream-of-consciousness technique
- He only had one narrator throughout his novels
- He included multiple points of view and complicated narratives (correct)
What is a common feature of the narrator in Conrad's novels?
What is a common feature of the narrator in Conrad's novels?
- They are always reliable and trustworthy
- They are always a character in the story but never unreliable
- They are often unreliable and also a character in the story (correct)
- They are never a character in the story
What is the significance of the gaps and silences in Conrad's writing?
What is the significance of the gaps and silences in Conrad's writing?
- They indicate things that cannot be said or represented (correct)
- They are simply a result of poor editing
- They are included to confuse the reader
- They indicate things that are unimportant to the story
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- Conrad's writing style in Modernism was different from the stream-of-consciousness technique.
- Conrad's approach included multiple points of view and complicated narratives.
- Conrad's novels often have a narrator who is also a character in the story.
- Conrad questions the authority of the narrator and the idea of narrative realism.
- What is not said in the text is as important as what is said.
- Conrad's stories include flashbacks and time-shifts, making them difficult to interpret.
- The gaps and silences in the text indicate things that cannot be said or represented.
- Conrad portrayed colonialism in a state of crisis.
- Conrad's novels anticipated the collapse of the British Empire.
- Conrad's Modernism lies in the complexity of his narratives and his portrayal of colonialism.
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