
ACTED AND UNACTED PARTS. THE QUEST FOR IDENTITY IN VIRGINIA WOOLF S NOVELS
LUMEN – Copyright © 2012 – CULTURAL DIMENSIONS Book Series
FORMAT: Paperback PAGES: 116 LANGUAGE: English
ISBN: 978-973-166-321-0
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Description:
The turn of the last century was marked by an acute identity crisis resulting from decisive economical and socio-political changes. Consequently, the concept of self started to be represented in literature as fluctuating and fragile, from a subjective and limited narrative perspective. Crystallising in her novels the image of the frustrated individual who is never pleased with his/ her life, Virginia Woolf hailed the modern ascendancy of illusion over reality. (The author)
Topics of interest:
- literary studies
- British literature
- Virginia Woolf