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Stream of Consciousness and Cause and Effect

Stream of Consciousness and Cause and Effect. English 11. Stream of Consciousness. The continuous flow of thoughts, feelings, and memories Sometimes known as an interior monologue Shows an individual’s point of view by giving a written example of the character’s thought processes

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Stream of Consciousness and Cause and Effect

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  1. Stream of Consciousness and Cause and Effect English 11

  2. Stream of Consciousness • The continuous flow of thoughts, feelings, and memories • Sometimes known as an interior monologue • Shows an individual’s point of view by giving a written example of the character’s thought processes • Punctuation is often neglected • Informal language • Long, interconnected sentences

  3. Example from Literature • Virginia Woolf’s “To the Lighthouse”: • "Raising her eyebrows at the discrepancy -- that was what she was thinking, this was what she was doing -- ladling out soup -- she felt, more and more strongly, outside that eddy; or as if a shade had fallen, and, robbed of colour, she saw things truly.” • Focuses on the inner world of the protagonist • One singular sentence with many stylistic changes

  4. Your Turn! • Choose a topic. (Broad topics are easier!) • Write for five minutes straight. Your hand should not leave the paper until the time is up. • Don’t pause or read/change anything you have written. • If you can’t think of anything to write, continue writing that thought… my mind is blank and nothing is coming to me… • Please be appropriate, thanks!

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  10. Times Up!

  11. Cause and Effect • What causes daydreams? • What causes you to snap-out of a daydream?

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