What is the difference between the New School of Fiction and the traditional novel?

In the 1950s and 1960s, a school of fiction appeared in German literature, also known as the "anti-novel". The main writers are Na Salot, A. Rob Grier, M. Bitto, etc. They are influenced by Freudian psychoanalysis, Bergson's doctrine of vitality, and intuitionism, etc. They inherited some ideas and methods of "stream-of-consciousness" novels and surrealism, and advocated the fierce struggle between the characters, plots, structures, narratives and languages, etc. They also advocated the development of a new style of novels. He advocated radical reforms in character, plot, structure, narration and language.