Puzzle ·Awakening·Epiphany:Female subjectivity in Mrs. Dalloway
Mrs. Dalloway said she would buy the flowers herself.
Postcolonial Investigation into Virginia Woolf s Mrs. Dalloway;
The Existentialist Image of Septimus W. Smith in Mrs. Dalloway;
Only Connect: An Intertextual Study of Mrs. Dalloway and the Middle Ground
A Study of Point of View as Ideology in Mrs. Dalloway;
On Virginia Woolf's Art of Irony in Mrs. Dalloway From the Perspective of Narrative Distance
Beyond Life: the Spiritual World of f Exposed in Mrs. Dalloway;
The Archetypal Mode of Binary Opposition Used in Virginia Woolf s Mrs. Dalloway;
And here she is, herself, Clarissa, not Mrs. Dalloway anymore; there is no one now to call her that.
There is intertextuality between the Hours, with distinct features of post-modem novel and Mrs. Dalloway the modem classic.
Compare, "There she sat" on pg. 202 to "There she was" at the end of Mrs. Dalloway. What happens in both scenes?
In Virginia Woolf's novel “Mrs. Dalloway,” characters are troubled and traumatized by their inability to maintain a proper “sense of proportion”;
