Virginia Woolf : the common ground : essays by Gillian Beer
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Virginia Woolf : the common ground : essays by Gillian Beer
Edinburgh University Press, c1996
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Includes index
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Description
This book for the first time brings together Gillian Beer's essays on Virginia Woolf. Widely recognised as a leading authority on Woolf and a sophisticated critic of modernism and fiction, Beer's essays make fascinating reading. Beer demonstrates, through close investigative textual readings, how Woolf's conceptualisations of history and narrative are intimately bound up with her ways of thinking about women, writing and social and sexual relations.
Table of Contents
- Introduction to "Between the Acts"
- introduction to "The Waves"
- Virginia Woolf and prehistory
- essay on elegy in "To the Lighthouse"
- the body of the people in Virginia Woolf
- the island and the aeroplane - the case of Virginia Woolf
- essay on "Between the Acts", the diaries, Sylvia Townsend Warner, Elizabeth Bowen
- essay on Woolf and the work of Arthur Eddington.
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