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单选题
Joyce’s works helped introduce all except which of the following literary elements into modern English literature?
A
Narration through second-person address
B
Novel structure based on real-time chronology
C
Linguistic experimentation
D
Literary realism concerning physical reality
E
Stream of consciousness
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细节题。第三段第五句“The structure was unique…”对应B项；最后一段第三句对应C项；第三段倒数第二句“Joyce mentions everything that happens to Bloom…”对应D项；第三段最后一句：Joyce employed a then-revolutionary technique called stream of consciousness，对应E项；故本题应选A项。
细节题。第三段第五句“The structure was unique…”对应B项；最后一段第三句对应C项；第三段倒数第二句“Joyce mentions everything that happens to Bloom…”对应D项；第三段最后一句：Joyce employed a then-revolutionary technique called stream of consciousness，对应E项；故本题应选A项。
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