Form as Compensation for Life: Fictive Patterns in Virgina Woolf's Novels

Holmesland, Oddvar
Publication Date 1998
ISBN 1571131477
Publisher Camden House,
Binding Hardback
Condition Near fine copy.
SKU 2717
Notes Attractively bound in a sea-green cloth with gilt titles.

Description

Hardback. 199pp. A close reading analysis of Woolf's fiction that, whilst not ignoring the author's biography, seeks to prioritise the text and language again. Draws heavily on reader response and linguistic theories and is of interest to those examining the theories of Iser, Fish, Saussaure etc as well as to those interested in close textual analysis of Woolf's work.
Price: £15.75
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