Examples of using Woolf in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Woolf would go on to publish novels
Septimus(whom Woolf called Mrs. Dalloway's"double") did not appear at all.
Woolf sees Judith Shakespeare,
Woolf went on to publish novels and essays as a
you think you're Virginia frigging Woolf!
all your Virginia Woolf seminars will be filled with superhumans.
Richard often refers to Clarissa as"Mrs. Dalloway"- her namesake- because she distracts herself from her own life the way that the Woolf character does.
Thus, the accurate investigation of these short stories is suitable to demonstrate how virginia woolf¿s works fall within the tradition of the fantastic literature.
Treating them as landscape, she divided them, like Woolf, into a close foreground(giving the impression that we can even smell the flower or hear the insect buzz), a middle ground and a distant background.
The book similarly breaks down boundaries between people, and Woolf herself wrote in her"Diary" that the six were not meant to be separate"characters" at all,
The campaign for women's suffrage added to the controversial nature of Bloomsbury, as Virginia Woolf represented the group in the fictional The Years and Night
We use, as a theoretical basis, virginia woolf¿s feminist criticism,
It has inspired Virginia Woolf and John Le Carré,
where the interiors have been preserved as Woolf and Vanessa Bell(the owner)
The figure of Elizabeth Barrett Browning in the text is often read as an analogue for other female intellectuals, like Woolf herself, who suffered from illness,
was evaluated by the Woolf test, a variant of the Chi-square test.
with groovy fashion students from the newly located Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, or with Virginia Woolf fans scouring second-hand bookshops in nearby Bloomsbury.
what can I do if I am addict Virgina Woolf, Faulkner and others the like,
with her staging of Virginia Woolf's The Waves, which is still regarded as one of the most innovative productions of the recent British stage.
the book gives Woolf an opportunity to return to some of her most frequent topics: