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Modernism (The time (influences (psychology - a new field of science, 1915…

- - - - details of cognition
      - novel-in-a-day
      - urban setting
      - breakdown of clear distinction between narrative and character's voices
    - - more focus on single image
      - imaginism
  - - - about idealism
      - disillusioned young men out of sync w/ 'old' morality/values
      - interpersonal relationships: empty, aimless, pointless
        
        characters seem to fill the void w/ parties and lovers
- - - - faces = petals
        
        blankness, fragile
      - individuals become invisible in the group
      - connected to urban enviorment
      - 'apparition' maybe a ghost, dead?
      - imagined?
      - a cog in the machinery?
    - - 'detest' --> accept
      - Whitman - rough --> Pound - refined
      - Whitman
        
        'a pig-headed father'
        
        'commerce' - I see value in what you did
      - wood work
        
        rustic like America
      - 'sap' - blood
      - 'root' - heritage
  - - - red vs. white
      - paints an image
      - 'so much depends upon'
      - Bolshevik reading?
      - RURAL
        
        an intrusion of the man-made
    - - dead / empty setting - sickness
      - darker tone - lifeless
      - harsh / truth - realism
      - cold, brown, dried = tone - dark and lifeless
      - ending - hopeful!
      - childbirth --> rebirth
  - - - Themes
        
        life, death, mental illness, medicine
      - the striking of clocks
        
        chapters?
        
        time passes
        
        stressful enviourment
        
        warning
      - Title: Mrs. Dalloway instead of Clarissa
        
        what does this say about society and feminism?
      - Characters
        
        Septimus
        
        WW1 veteran
        
        An effect of the War: shell shocked (PTSD)
        
        hallucinations
        
        Evans, same sex love?
        
        survivor's guilt
        
        Rezia (wife) tries to help
        
        Doctor: rest cure, nothing is wrong, he sees a hero
        
        disjointed internal monologue
        
        stream of consciousness
        
        Clarissa
        
        questioning life's happiness
        
        nervous condition
        
        same treatment as Septimus
        
        two sides of the same coin?
        
        'Everyone lost someone' in the war
        
        Women that work against women's own interests - patriarchy
        
        Peter
        
        The nervous knife
      - Narration
        
        limited omniscient 3rd pers narrator
        
        stream of consciousness
        
        'writing as we think'
        
        free indirect discourse
        
        blending character's 'direct speech' w/ the narrator's 'indirect' report
        
        so what?
        
        reliability
        
        empathy
        
        different personal perspective
        
        implies that the same situation has different implications depending on the person
        
        no right or wrong
        
        everything is relative
        
        Through Mrs. D. we enter into several people's minds: Mrs. D., Septimus W. Smith, Lucrezia, etc
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