Seek good stream of consciousness works, and seek more classic stream of consciousness novels

Wang Meng's "Voice of Spring" is a relatively simple work, and it belongs to the Chinese people, it is recommended to read this first. There is a suggestion that it is better for postmodern things to look at their theories first and then look at the works, because postmodern works do not pay attention to the completeness of the storyline, nor do they pay attention to the structure, but just casual, such as Woolf's "Spots on the Wall" is an association from seeing a little on the wall.

If you explain your purpose and motivation for reading this work, it will give you a more detailed recommendation.

To be honest, I personally don't recommend reading the stream-of-consciousness works of contemporary Chinese, because it is the product of Chinese writers who have opened their horizons and actively imitated the works of foreign stream-of-consciousness writers after wen--ge. After all, people write in English, you write in Chinese, simply borrowing from other people's writing methods and ignoring the characteristics of their own writing forms, it is obviously not advisable. To see such works, it is better to read foreign translations.

ps: Wang Meng's "The Voice of Spring" has passed the postgraduate examination for contemporary literature this year, and I am blind, because I haven't read it...

And I think that if you want to see it, start with good works, and don't look at those that are simple but worthless, which is a pure waste of time. And good works,It is recommended that lz go to read the e-book first.,Now it's easy to find on the Internet.,Although this is an infringement ==,But you don't know if you will like this book and buy it.,Waste of money......

Recognized stream-of-consciousness masterpieces, such as "Reminiscences" or "Ulysses" that are too long, I suggest you don't try them yet, because they are too long and difficult to read. I think the British writer Virginia Woolf is a good choice. She is a very good stream-of-consciousness writer and is considered the most outstanding British writer of the 20th century, and almost every work is a new exploration of the way literature is written.

To the Lighthouse is one of her most mature works, and Mrs. Dalloway is a valuable creation that she writes all her life in one day. There is an Oscar-winning film "All the Time", which commemorates Woolf, and the work "Mrs. Dalloway" runs through the whole film, which is a very good and fast window to understand Woolf, and it is said that the movie really makes people cry to death......= =

In addition, "Noise and Commotion" is also very good, because it has a lot of completely fresh stream-of-consciousness writing, and it is rare that it has a relatively strong story, and it will not be too boring like many stream-of-consciousness works<. Faulkner is famous in literary history because of this work.

But my favorite is "Reminiscences". However, it is not recommended because it will be read for several years. orz

Reminiscences".

Ulysses

Most of the stream-of-consciousness classics are long-form novels, such as Joyce's "Ulysses", Proust's "Reminiscences", Faulkner's "The Noise and the Tumult", etc. Fortunately, there is such a classic short story, which is "Spots on the Wall", written by Woolf, and this is a very famous stream-of-consciousness work.

Andrea Bere's "Petersburg", Proust's "Reminiscences of the Lost Years", Woolf's "To the Lighthouse", "The Waves", etc.

And the spots on the walls.

Stream of consciousness is not a unified literary genre, nor is there a universally accepted uniform definition. It is characterized by basically following the order of story debate or the logical connection between plots, breaking the single linear development structure formed by the traditional **. The narration of the story does not follow a straight line in chronological order, but organizes the story through a free connection with the activity of people's consciousness.

The arrangement of the story and the connection of the plot are generally not limited by time, space, logic, and causality. It often manifests itself as jumps and changes in time and space. In terms of time and place, there is a lack of a strong logical connection between the pre-idiot and post-scenes.

Time often overlaps or overlaps with past, present, and future. This type of ** is usually centered on the events that are happening at the time. Through the activation of the trigger and the conscious activity of people, it is constantly emitted and contracted in all directions, and through continuous cycles, it forms a three-dimensional structure of branches.

The stream-of-consciousness artist deliberately breaks the order of the traditional concept of time and the traditional psychology, eliminates the logical time boundary, and twists the past, present and future together to form a subjective psychological time. The narrative modes of mental time include reverse order, cyclic order, reverse order, flashback order, and foresight order. Stream of consciousness** focuses on the performance of the character's own conscious activity.

The writers detached from the **, focusing on describing the psychological feelings of the characters, digging into the deep consciousness, and revealing the hidden soul and inner world. Stream-of-consciousness depictions are characterized by being dynamic, illogical, and irrational. The descriptive level is divided into the conscious level and the subconscious level.

Descriptions include inner monologues, free association, consciousness transfer, and stream-of-consciousness language. The stream of consciousness mainly shows the mental activities of the characters, dissolves the various complexes accumulated in the characters' hearts, rarely describes the physical characteristics of the characters, dilutes the plot or even cancels the plot, and the events are extremely small. In the spiritual world, spiritual epics are written one after another.

Human thinking is uninterrupted, it is a lack of consciousness that is not affected by objective factors, and it is a very continuous consciousness. The hut on the mountain sail, the red sorghum, the recollection of the watery years, Ulysses, the drunkard, these works are very classic. Ode to the sedan chair.

This refers to the narrative according to the psychological time, so it becomes the stream of consciousness, and there are often flashbacks to the narrative method, noise and commotion, reminiscing about the passing years, spots on the wall, going to the lighthouse, this thing is very good to regret it**.

The meaning of this is that Tong Brother Hong highlights the consciousness activities of these characters, and then it also conforms to the needs of the public, and it is also a kind of fluid characteristic; This type of ** includes "Reminiscences of the Dusty Sun", "Ulysses", and "August Light".