Which type of narrative records thoughts and feelings of the narrator as they occur?

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The literary technique that is used that records the thoughts and feelings of the narrator as the occur is called Stream of Consciousness and is in First Person.

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Answer:

Stream of consciousness

Explanation:

Stream of consciousness is a technique that became popular during Modernism. The technique was commonly used by authors such as Virginia Woolf, T. S. Eliot, James Joyce and William Faulkner. This technique attempts to replicate the way in which the human mind operates by describing the thoughts of a character in the exact way in which they are produced in real life. The consequence is that the text appears disjointed and confusing, but also extremely vivid and realistic.

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