Awareness and narration

The book of awareness and narration, awareness in broad daylight, Jean Louis Christian, the Arab Organization for Translation. This book consists of two parts, where between the pages of the first part we find the works of the most prominent novelists in the 19th and 20th centuries AD, to study the form of the monologue and how it changed and evolved from one writer to another, actually contrary to Stendhal and Balzac, who place the monologue within the tradition of theatrical monologue, we see Hugo, the French poet and novelist, whose form of monologue resembled "a storm under the skull."