Foreign Masters' Essays Series -- Virginia Woolf's Diary Selections [Set books are not sold separately]

Author: (English) Virginia Woolf, translated by Dai Hongzhen, Song Binghui
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: Virginia Woolf is a representative writer of British stream-of-consciousness fiction. Her works not only provide writers with a new way to express their inner world but also clearly convey her feminist inclinations in critical essays. This book focuses on selecting Woolf's diaries from 1918 to 1941. These diaries are not only records of Woolf's daily life and experiences but also trace the inner journey of her literary creation. The diaries reflect the author's creative psychology, emotions, and tendencies, while also revealing the impact and "torment" the works have on her soul. This is a highly valuable collection of diaries that offers readers an extraordinary psychological portrait of artistic creation, providing insights into Woolf's life and literary works.