Which term best describes the narrative technique used in high-modernist literature to depict the continuous flow of a character's thoughts?

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Explanation

The phrase 'stream of consciousness' refers to a narrative method that captures the uninterrupted and often chaotic flow of a character’s internal thoughts and feelings, commonly utilized in high-modernist literary works. The other options do not accurately represent this literary technique.

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Which term best describes the narrative technique used in high-modernist literature to depict the continuous flow of a character's thoughts?

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