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To ponder…
The French New Wave is to cinema what the Modernist Novel is to fiction.
“In the novel, writers like Virginia Woolf and James Joyce tried to evoke ‘inner speech’ or ’stream of consciousness,’ through associative and fragmented forms, omitting verbs, pronouns, connectives, and articles, and ... Continue reading »
The French New Wave is to cinema what the Modernist Novel is to fiction.
“In the novel, writers like Virginia Woolf and James Joyce tried to evoke ‘inner speech’ or ’stream of consciousness,’ through associative and fragmented forms, omitting verbs, pronouns, connectives, and articles, and ... Continue reading »
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