num_pages: 133
description: In the first part of this volume, Hellerstein (emeritus, literature, Massachusetts College of Art) examines the writings of Virginia Woolf with reference to her experimentation with the role of consciousness in character development, as in Mrs. Dalloway , and the passage of time as in To the Lighthouse . Chapters in the second part are devoted to Woolf's social values and her use of satire, parody, and attack in works such as Orlando and A Room of One's Own . Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
language: English
title: Virginia Woolf's Experiment With Consciousness, Time, and Social Values
titlecomplete: Virginia Woolf's Experiment With Consciousness, Time, and Social Values (Studies in British Literature)
ratings_count: 1
publisher: Edwin Mellen Pr