ANALYSIS OF THE CONSCIOUSNESS STREAM APPROACH WITHIN THE FRAMEWORK OF LITERATURE

This article studies the narrative language of the stream of consciousness and investigates its theoretical framework, stylistics, and its deployment in literature.
This technique, developed with the acceleration of modernity, stresses the depiction of a character's thoughts and emotions. An idea that as the essay discusses the origins and uses of this narrative style, it examines its impact on literature and its place in modern day narratives. James Joyce, Virginia Woolf and William Faulkner have all been prominently illustrated as having various applications from this concept. The last aspect the essay concerns is the growing importance of the technique for the purposes of literary analysis and composition processes.