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How does "As I Lay Dying" most meet the definition of Modernist literature?

A. The characters are exaggerated and unrealistic.
B. It uses stream of consciousness.
C. It is told by an all-knowing narrator.
D. The events are presented in chronological order.

I already know it is not in chronological order, and a modernist part of it is the fact that it's fragmented, but a second to meet the definition? A, B, or C? I believe it is A

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MadLibbs31
Just answered this question, the answer is B. It uses stream of consciousness. Hope this helps y'all!
dubeyshailja64

"As I Lay Dying" most meet the definition of Modernist literature as it uses a stream of consciousness. Thus the correct answer is B.

What is modernist literature?

Literary modernism gave authors more freedom to experiment with their ways of expression than in the past. In both literature and fiction writing, it is distinguished by a self-conscious departure from conventional forms of expression.

The book "As I Lay Dying"the idea of mortality by demonstrating how everyone of Addie's family members and loved ones respond to her passing in a different way while also striving to understand what it means to be alive.

Therefore, option B uses a stream of consciousness is an appropriate answer.

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