VIRGINIA WOOLF'S PACIFIST NARRATIVE STRUCTURE.
The article focuses on the literary work of author Virginia Woolf. According to the author, Woolf's radicalism involves pacifism, her texts lacking closure must automatically be pacifist. Specifically, the pacifism in Woolf's narrative structures arises from the juxtaposition of physical violence ap...
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