Some Early Twentieth-Century Writers Embraced a Stream-Of-Consciousness Method to

question 17

Multiple Choice

Some early twentieth-century writers embraced a stream-of-consciousness method to

• A) pare down their writing styles to the most basic reflections.
• B) expand their novels beyond a mere narrative of events
• C) focus more sharply on condensed episodes of time.
• D) emphasize the subjectivity of their characters' points of view.

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Definitions:

Receptive Fields

The specific area or region in the sensory space in which the stimulation can lead to the response of a specific sensory neuron.

Mechanoreceptors

Sensory receptors in the skin and other body tissues that respond to mechanical pressure or distortion, involved in sensations such as touch and sound.

Cold Temperature

A condition of the environment in which the thermal reading is low, often resulting in a sensation of being cold and requiring organisms to adapt or seek warmth.

Special Sense

A perception such as sight, hearing, smell, taste, or balance requiring specialized organs.