Introduction: Outlanding Woolf
What does ‘outlanding Woolf’ imply? What correlation is there between ‘outlanding’ and the outlandish? One of the first appearances of the adjectif ‘outlandish’ in Woolf’s works and certainly her first published use of the term occurs, very appropriately, in an early chapter of her first novel, The...
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Études britanniques contemporaines
2015
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| Shrnutí: | What does ‘outlanding Woolf’ imply? What correlation is there between ‘outlanding’ and the outlandish? One of the first appearances of the adjectif ‘outlandish’ in Woolf’s works and certainly her first published use of the term occurs, very appropriately, in an early chapter of her first novel, The Voyage Out, which, although only published in 1915, dates back in draft form to 1908. Chapter Three finds Richard Dalloway joining his wife in their berth aboard the Euphrosyne, a cargo boat carry... |
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