This paper examines colorful modes of narrative discourse representation , especially stream of consciousness versus interior monologue from a narratological point of view and through some references to Iranian and Western literary works . The problem is that these two modes are employed as though they were the same , but the fact is that they are not . This has made it difficult to make clear cut distinctions among these modes and also to determine the genres of these modern works . This paper puts the modes of narrative discourse on one continuum , ranging from the most obvious presence of the character and the least presence of the narrator ( in interior monologue and its kinds ) to the other way round . Having juxtaposed various scholars' opinions, this paper sheds light on the etymological and literary aspects of these modes and their very problems and issues .
Horri, A. (2011). Modes of Representing Narrative Discourse: Stream of Consciousness versus Interior Monologue. Research in Contemporary World Literature, 16(61), 25-40.
MLA
Abolfazl Horri. "Modes of Representing Narrative Discourse: Stream of Consciousness versus Interior Monologue". Research in Contemporary World Literature, 16, 61, 2011, 25-40.
HARVARD
Horri, A. (2011). 'Modes of Representing Narrative Discourse: Stream of Consciousness versus Interior Monologue', Research in Contemporary World Literature, 16(61), pp. 25-40.
VANCOUVER
Horri, A. Modes of Representing Narrative Discourse: Stream of Consciousness versus Interior Monologue. Research in Contemporary World Literature, 2011; 16(61): 25-40.
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