Test students' ability to analyze and compare narrative unreliability and temporal fragmentation in Modernist novels by James Joyce, Virginia Woolf, and Marcel Proust. Require clear definitions of key terms, identification of techniques (e.g., stream of consciousness, free indirect discourse, memory-driven chronology), comparative evaluation of how each author manipulates time and perspective, and assessment of effects on characterization, reader interpretation, and narrative authority with brief textual evidence and critical terminology.