Virginia Woolf : her art as a novelist

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Virginia Woolf : her art as a novelist

by Joan Bennett

Cambridge University Press, 1964

2nd ed

  • : pbk

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Includes index

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内容説明

More than most novelists, Virginia Woolf benefits by an introducer. She is never, either by intention or equipment, the expected novelist. She chose the novel to adapt it deliberately and progressively to be the vehicle of her own subtle perception. Behind this study of the novels is an intense interest in the person revealed in the novelist. The criticism is warm as well as acute and the whole study is felt to be a tribute reasoned and justified - to a woman sensitive, compassionate, passionately honest and eager only for truth; to an artist quite unsparing of her own labour, finely gifted, self-effacing, serious and humourous. Mrs Bennett added two chapters on A Writer's Diary and on Virginia Woolf's critical essays for the second edition. Both can help our understanding of Virginia Woolf the novelist; the Diary by the insight it gives into her creative process and the fuller understanding we can gain of technical problems, the essays because they are about novels and novelists.

目次

  • 1. Introduction
  • 2. Characters and human beings
  • 3. Stories and sequences
  • 4. Morals and values
  • 5. The form of the novels
  • 6. Between the Acts
  • 7. A Writer's Diary
  • 8. Virginia Woolf as critic
  • Index.

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