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monologueOne person speaking, though the term is generally understood to mean a virtuoso, highly skilful solo performance. Literary monologues are often set pieces in which a character reveals his or her personality, sometimes unintentionally (as in the dramatic monologue); in drama the soliloquy performs a similar function. A monologue can occur in a dialogue; for example, in a conversation where one person suddenly launches into a lengthy anecdote. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Pleasant-voiced Snell reads with care and deliberation a narrative in which interior monologues and action share the stage. This was an oeuvre's chance to gather its thoughts, review its notes, and take stock of its main themes and particularly of its theoretical acquisitions in complete autonomy: describing and exploring itself in marvelously handled black-gouache drawings saturated with writing like so many interior monologues. It is no easy job to make sense of an interior monologue that shifts from past to present, from here to there, from memory to dream, but Jackson manages to shape this story into a coherent whole and to invest America's minute steps forward with a sense of desperate authenticity. |
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