Virginia Woolf and Her WorksHogarth Press, 1965 - 487 páginas |
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... thought , nor consequently with know- ing when , how or why she thought this rather than that , but he is solely interested in the system that may be extracted from her work considered as a whole , instantaneous and closed . This ...
... thought , nor consequently with know- ing when , how or why she thought this rather than that , but he is solely interested in the system that may be extracted from her work considered as a whole , instantaneous and closed . This ...
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... thought or art of the period , will make it possible to demarcate , as it were , the periphery of Virginia Woolf's thought and sensibility . To define the world in which she developed and wrote , and to define it in relation to herself ...
... thought or art of the period , will make it possible to demarcate , as it were , the periphery of Virginia Woolf's thought and sensibility . To define the world in which she developed and wrote , and to define it in relation to herself ...
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... thought implies the sort of relation to be assumed between these aspects of her thought , or rather " vision " , and contemporary movements . Moreover the doctrines , even when closely akin , are mutually exclusive ; the fact that we ...
... thought implies the sort of relation to be assumed between these aspects of her thought , or rather " vision " , and contemporary movements . Moreover the doctrines , even when closely akin , are mutually exclusive ; the fact that we ...
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Key to Abbreviations of Virginia Woolfs works | 11 |
II | 29 |
ANALYSIS AND ARGUMENT | 124 |
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analysis appear AROO artist aspect assert attitude biography Bloomsbury called character Clarissa Clive Bell Common Reader complete consciousness considered Daiches Dalloway death define Diary Dorothy Richardson doubt E. M. Forster elements essays essential experience expression fact feeling Fiction final gestures human Ibid ideas impression inner interest Jacob's Room Joyce later Leonard Woolf Leslie Stephen less Lighthouse literary literature lives London lyricism Lytton Strachey means merely mind moments moreover nature Night and Day novelist Orlando perhaps personality precisely problem quoted Ramsay reality reference relations remains reveals rhythm Rodmell Roger Fry Room of One's seems sense Septimus sketches solitude sort space story substance suggest supra symbol T. S. Eliot theme things thought Three Guineas tion unity universe Unwritten Novel Virginia Woolf Virginia Woolf's criticism vision Voyage Waves whole words writing