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    May 8th ‚ 2009 Abstract As one of the representative writers of novels of stream of consciousness‚ Virginia Woolf has made important contributions to the development of the technique of stream of consciousness by confirming her own original literary views through the design of a unique structure of stream of consciousness in one of her masterpieces—Mrs. Dalloway. Virginia Woolf constantly breaks through the tradition and works hard for the innovation throughout her life. Mrs. Dalloway expresses

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    Final Essay Virginia Woolf turns to confront one of the more morose and insidious aspects of modernity in her novel Mrs. Dalloway. She explores the tragedy that is otherwise overlooked in the discussions of modernity- the tragedy of the human psychology. Amidst all the galore of mankind’s inevitable march forwards‚ what often gets overlooked is the element of the human. In dealing with broad movements and rapid change‚ we lack a proper examination of the human condition. And this is precisely

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    CURSO: LETRAS INGLÊS-MANHÃ DISCIPLINA: ENGLISH LITERATURE I PROFESSOR: JEOVÁ MENDONÇA ALUNAS: CINTHYA DE MEDEIROS OLIVEIRA-11126098 Essay for the short story ‘Eveline’ by James Joyce: a comparative analysis between Angela (The Legacy by Virginia Woolf) and Eveline. The short story begins with a young girl about 19 years old watching by the window of her house the evening invade the avenue. Her name is Eveline. She was reminiscing about her life. She remembered that in other times in her

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    illness and homosexuality in post-World War I England” (Biography). Woolf began to speak publicly to challenge the issues of social norms‚ ideologies‚ and gender divisions but not those of the lower or working class. Her purpose was always to educate women but only certain women‚ as well as to speak on the inequities between men and women but what about the inequities simply between women? As a white‚ educated‚ middle-class woman‚ Virginia couldn’t speak on the disadvantages of being a woman of color or

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    movie made from a screenplay that was based on a book that was also based on another book. And now you are reading a work based on subjective decoding of these works. Life itself consists of series of the texts‚ one on top of the other. Virginia Woolf wrote “Mrs. Dalloway‚” a novel about a woman’s ordinary day‚ from which the reader can extract essential elements of life of her and human as well. Michael Cunningham‚ years later‚ reads that book‚ and writes another one about three seemingly

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    life that is laid out for them‚ or will they pursue another route entirely? Female British novelists attack this question using strong female characters that portray determination and courage to reach specific goals. Mrs. Dalloway‚ written by Virginia Woolf‚ and Oranges are not the Only Fruit‚ written by Jeanette Winterson‚ are two novels with strong female characters searching for a place within society. The two main characters‚ Mrs. Dalloway and Jeanette‚ are constantly looking for comfort – a

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    used as well more complexly as a structuring device through a movement backwards and forwards through time‚ the juxtaposing of events of different times‚ and so forth. A HAUNTED HOUSE is a symbolic representation of Modernism as seen through Virginia Woolf?s style. It is not accidental the fact that it is a short-novel; the profound concentration of

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    Novelist Virginia Woolf in 1931 delivered a talk on “Professions for Women” about women in the workforce. Woolf utilizes extended metaphors‚ anaphora‚ questions‚ and personal anecdotes‚ throughout her speech. In hopes of reaching out to women to find their inner ability to break society’s impression of what a women is‚ she uses a reflective and encouraging tone towards the Women’s Service League. During the 1930s which is when this talk was projected‚ about one fourth of women in America were in

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    one another in their lives‚ though they can be closely related. In this novel‚ the characters of Laura Brown and Virginia Woolf choose different direction of life (one of them is a full-time housewife whereas another is a writer plus housewife)‚ however‚ they both have struggles in it. The likenesses and differences of them relates to the theme of mortality. Laura Brown and Virginia Woolf are two different people in different eras. Laura is a full-time housewife. She chooses to marry a guy whom she

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    How far would you agree that the central concern of the novel is the conflict between traditional and modern values? Virginia Woolf uses her novel Mrs. Dalloway to express the idea of the conflict between traditional and modern values of the time. Throughout the novel we see the almost tug-of-war between the two different values with one side trying to cling to the old ways and customs and the other side‚ the newer generation‚ pushing the limits and breaking free of these traditions. This idea

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