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Although as genres they are often neglected, the sketch and the essay represented for Virginia Woolf the two forms of writing through which she articulated her understanding of the workings of literary history. In this innovative study, Elena Gualtieri analyzes in detail the intersection... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Leonard Woolf: Add a description of this character.
- Leslie Stephen
- Bell
- Montaigne
- Jane Austen
- Mr Bennett
- Bowlby
- Vanessa
- Julia
- Marie
- Marcus
- Mrs Brown
- Benjamin
- Terry
- Walter Sickert
- Johnson
- Mr Briggs
- De Quincey
- Carmichael
- Chaucer
- Andrew Mcneil
- Moretti
- Bacon
- Snyder
- Musil
- Eleanor Ormerod
- Stanhope
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First Sentence edit
Virginia Woolf started her career as a professional writer in December 1904, with the publication of a cluster of articles that appeared in the women's page of the Guardian, a clerical weekly.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Elena Gualtieri (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 824.912
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