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How does Virginia Woolf's narrative approach in 'Mrs. Dalloway' embody a Modernist challenge to Enlightenment rationalism and linear historicism?
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- 1Through the use of circular narrative time and psychological interiority to question coherent subjectivity and objective history✓
- 2By presenting Clarissa Dalloway as a rational moral center whose decisions restore social order
- 3Through the omniscient narrator's authoritative voice, which guides readers toward a singular interpretation of post-war trauma
- 4By structuring the novel around political speeches and external events to emphasize empirical reality
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Through the use of circular narrative time and psychological interiority to question coherent subjectivity and objective history
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