Complicity, Capitalism, and Contagion: Imperialism in Virginia Woolf's Fiction
Virginia Woolf's novels have been read often as texts that speak only to the private sphere, the home, the parties, the inner lives, etc., and neglect the political realm. Many define Woolf as a timid writer who either could not or would not address the 'important' themes in her novel...
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