I have a take on stream of consciousness. It’s the literary equivalent of jazz. Authors like Joyce, Woolf, and Faulkner are doing the literary equivalent of a jazz inspired improvisation. The correlation is that these two genres got big around the same time. Does anyone know if that comparison has been made before, and by whom? I should read more criticism than I do.
I have a take on stream of consciousness. It’s the literary equivalent of jazz. Authors like Joyce, Woolf, and Faulkner are doing the literary equivalent of a jazz inspired improvisation. The correlation is that these two genres got big around the same time. Does anyone know if that comparison has been made before, and by whom? I should read more criticism than I do.