Peter Tolhurst, Virginia Woolf’s English Hours
But Lord what a lovely country this is – England […].Virginia Woolf to Ethel Smith, 1930Virginia Woolf’s English Hours first strikes as the work of an amateur: in tune with the Latin meaning of the word, it is the work of a sensitive man who openly expresses his strong fondness for the English coun...
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Études britanniques contemporaines
2016
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| Sumari: | But Lord what a lovely country this is – England […].Virginia Woolf to Ethel Smith, 1930Virginia Woolf’s English Hours first strikes as the work of an amateur: in tune with the Latin meaning of the word, it is the work of a sensitive man who openly expresses his strong fondness for the English countryside—as Black Dog Books publisher, he mainly focuses on regional literature and culture—, travel writing and Virginia Woolf. As such, it does not offer any academic reading of the Woolfian oeuvr... |
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