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 The Waves - Virginia Woolf
 The Waves - Virginia Woolf ... from childhood to youth and middle age. Separately and together, they query the relationship of past to present, and the meaning of life itself.Newest Review: ... just listened to Radiohead and feel strangely better” kind of way. Just wait, let me explain… The Waves tracks ... more ... the lives of six characters throughout their lives: Bernard, Neville, Louis, Rhoda, Jinny and Susan. Starting from their primary school days, the series of soliloquies which make up the form of this book go through to the death of the principal character, Bernard. In the same way as Conrad’s Heart of Darkness is fairly plot-free, so too is The Waves, a good example of experimental modern writing. The novel concentrates on the themes of identity, both in terms of the self ...more |
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The Waves - Virginia Woolf: Who Am I, and Where's My Life? (915 words)
by - written on 06/09/01 (Very useful, 1217 readings)
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Right, hello everybody, sorry about the lack of input recently, but I have had a serious case of writer’s block. So you may now dry the tears which I’m sure you’ve ALL been crying, and settle down for another book recommendation. And whoever is muttering, please stop. And a recommendation it is. The Waves by Virginia Woolf is yet another book which I have to admit I was forced into reading last year as part of my course. Firstly, a little bit about Virginia Woolf the author. Born in 1882, Adeline Virginia Stephen led a somewhat troubled life, being only thirteen when her mother died, and having her first breakdown shortly ... Read the complete review
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