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is there a name for the literary technique where the purpose 2017-04-18 07:59:38 Post No. 9395989
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is there a name for the literary technique where the purpose
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is to trigger a sort of hyper-conscious state in the reader by immediately following a concept or object with many associations, via nested parentheses maybe?
For example: existence (cannot know or go outside this body-prison (no such thing as the collective consciousness (the skin and the body outwardly desire to meld with the surrounding atmosphere, like a plant innately striving upwards and outwards)))
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>>9395989
Basically my main problem with most types of prose is that it is too reliant on cause and effect, instead of imprinting in the individual reader a certain sense of the state of the overarching whole.
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>>9396005
Read Flaubert.
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>>9396030
thanks, in chronological order or any particular recommendation?
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>>9395989
Lisp
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>>9396046
Sentimental Education. I don't know if there's a good translation in english, though.
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(jump-over (fox 'quick 'brown) (dog 'lazy))
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