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Q: What are the representations of woman in Virginia Woolf’s The Wav...
A: Of the six main characters in The Waves, three are women: Susan, Rhoda, and Jinny, and each in a different way picture a different side of womanhood. Susan is t... Read More »
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Q: Should I read The Waves by Virginia Woolf?
A: Woolf's prose is quite poetic and dreamlike so I'm sure you would enjoy it. The steams-of-consciousness are quite hypnotic after a time. Its quite an experiment... Read More »
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A: Virginia Woolf was a great female novelist of the Modernist literary era in England. She was also a publisher, feminist and member of the Bloomsbury Group. Look... Read More »