The Waves Virginia Woolf Penguin Classics Αγγλικά Βιβλία Fiction Modern

A Formally Innovative Work Of Modernist Fiction Virginia Woolf\ S The Waves Is Edited With An Introduction By Kate Flint In Penguin Modern Classics More Than Any Other Novels Conveys Full Complexity And Richness Human Experience Tracing Lives Group Friends Follows Their Development From Childhood To Youth Middle Age While Social Events Individual Achievements Disappointments Form Its Narrative Novel Most Remarkable For Rich Poetic Language That Expresses Inner Life Characters: Aspirations Triumphs Regrets Awareness Unity Isolation Separately Together They Query Relationship Past Present Meaning Itself Woolf (1882-1941) Regarded As Major 20Th Century Author Essayist Key Figure Literary History Feminist Centre \ Bloomsbury Group\ This Informal Collective Artists Writers Which Included Lytton Strachey Roger Fry Exerted Powerful Influence Over Early Twentieth-Century British Culture Between 1925 1931 Produced What Are Now Her Finest Masterpieces Mrs Dalloway (1925) Highly Experimental (1931) She Also Maintained Astonishing Output Criticism Short Journalism Biography Including Playfully Subversive Orlando (1928) Room One\ Own (1929) Passionate Essay If You Enjoyed Might Like Available Book Great Beauty Prose Poem Genius\ Stephen Spender\ Sensuous Touches Sounds Words Can Be Velvet On Page\ Maggie Gee Daily Telegraph Σελίδες: 224 Διαστάσεις: 13X13Cm