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How does Virginia Woolf's 'Mrs. Dalloway' exemplify a key Modernist concern through its narrative structure?
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- 1By emphasizing external action and plot-driven events to mirror classical epic conventions
- 2By using a fragmented stream-of-consciousness narrative to explore subjective time and psychological depth✓
- 3By following a strict chronological order to reflect the stability of post-war British society
- 4Through third-person omniscient narration that offers a unified and objective portrayal of social life
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By using a fragmented stream-of-consciousness narrative to explore subjective time and psychological depth
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