Titlebook: Virginia Woolf, Modernity and History; Constellations with Angeliki Spiropoulou Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publ

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Introduction: Reading Virginia Woolf in Constellation with Walter Benjamin,ting to the past, consequent on the demand for constant break and innovation peculiar to it. It constitutes the historical moment when the very division between the old and the new was consolidated and a cult of the new was established alongside a sense of loss of what had been. It is this sense of

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Dreaming, History and the Visions of the Obscure in ,htly different version of ‘Modern Fiction’. In all these essays, Woolf accuses the Edwardian novelists, and in particular Mr Wells, Mr Galsworthy and Mr Bennett, for claiming to depict real life, the subject of the novel, purely with reference to ‘facts’, the external environment, manners and materi

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This Stage of History: , and the Destruction of Tradition,ocked in her ‘Letter to a Young Poet’ and ‘The Leaning Tower’, it was her writing that best accommodated her politics. Signing petitions and attending conferences did not, she thought, suffice to prevent fascism and war.

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