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Routledge Virginia Woolf's Afterlives - Routledge Literary Criticism Study

Name: Virginia Woolf's Afterlives - Routledge Literary Criticism Study
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Virginia Woolf's Afterlives examines how contemporary authors reimagine Virginia Woolf as a fictional character in biographical novels and dramatic works. This Routledge Auto/Biography Studies volume analyses how Woolf's physical features, psychological dimensions, and cultural values are adapted, amplified or reinterpreted across modern literature and theatre. The book explores the literary significance of portraying Woolf as a dramatis persona, investigating how different writers deploy her life story to advance their own creative and thematic purposes. By studying this flourishing genre of biographical fiction, the work raises critical questions about authenticity, literary representation and Woolf's enduring cultural influence in contemporary storytelling. Perfect for scholars, students and readers interested in modernist literature, biographical fiction and drama studies.

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Routledge Auto/Biography Studies series offers scholarly analysis of how biographical subjects appear in contemporary fiction and drama.

Extensive examination of Virginia Woolf as a fictional character across multiple literary genres and dramatic productions.

Investigates how Woolf's physical and psychological features are magnified, reinforced or distorted by different authors.

Addresses theoretical questions about the cultural relevance and literary significance of biographical representation.

Ideal resource for literary scholars, drama students and readers studying modernist literature and contemporary fiction.

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Brand: Routledge
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 0367550709
Category: Books > Subjects > Poetry, Drama & Criticism > Drama
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 31 May 2021
Listed Since: 26 November 2020

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