Assess students' ability to analyze narrative voice, focalization, and temporal manipulation in Modernist stream-of-consciousness fiction (e.g., Woolf, Joyce, Faulkner). Tasks include identifying techniques (interior monologue, free indirect discourse, homodiegetic/heterodiegetic narration), labeling shifts in focalization and time (flashbacks, subjective duration, temporal compression), explaining their formal effects on subjectivity and reader perspective, and supporting claims with close textual evidence and comparative commentary across authors.