The Common Historian: on the Praxis of Reading the Past in Virginia Woolf’s The Common Reader
The past as Virginia Woolf presents it in The Common Reader is always a plural scene, inhabited by the present. Monuments like the tower of Caister Castle have jackdaws nesting in their walls, while Sophocles’ Greek city can be fashioned by the mind from the bits and pieces of present-day images. I...
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Études britanniques contemporaines
2025
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