Titlebook: Self-Consciousness in Modern British Fiction; Brook Miller Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2013 British no

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Scriptive Consciousness and Embodied Empathy in , a sense of coherence, substance, and unity with others. Of course, being conscious of the unbearable nature of consciousness is itself an act of conscious reflection. For Anna, assessing this condition and remedying it is central to her development.

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Selfhood and the Sensorium in ,ich he is destined to make his art. The fragments of seaside experience he processes are cast off, banal, and even grossly material. His paraphrase of Aristotle’s theory of vision, according to Gifford and Seidman, suggests the dispassion of Stephen’s aesthetic “read[ings]” of the visible: the model

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Scriptive Consciousness and Embodied Empathy in , work frequently associated with postmodernism. The dialectics of self-consciousness and embodied consciousness reach a new threshold of reflexivity in Doris Lessing’s 1962 novel ., when Anna Wulf expresses the oppressive nature of consciousness itself: “I wish I hadn’t become so conscious of everyt

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