January 2003
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Rocky Mountain Review of Language and Literature
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... Partly due to this heterogeneity, arbitrariness, and the ''stickiness'' of the sources which it recycles, for Burroughs, subvocal speech is different from a nice internal monologue helping personal reintegration, being a phenomenon closely associated with dispossession, alienation, and a certain uncanniness. Notably, Burroughs (2001b) refers to a case of ''internal dialogue,'' (p. 443) and it is the quality of this dialogue that is in question here. ...
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January 2003
Rocky Mountain Review of Language and Literature