It is
impossible to write exactly what you mean. No matter how many words people use
things are always implied to a certain degree. In his story “Good Old Neon”
David Foster Wallace states that everything is too interconnected and
everything in the world happens to fast for words to possibly describe. The essays
of Michel De Montaigne support this notion. Montaigne’s style with a “stream of
consciousness” approach seems to support this claim especially when compared to
Jane Austen’s style in Pride and
Prejudice which utilizes third person limited.
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