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Jacob's Room — Virginia Woolf (Oxford World's Classics)
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‘Jacob’s Room’ — Virginia Woolf Virginia Woolf’s experimental modernist novel traces the life of Jacob Flanders, from his childhood in Cornwall through his university years at Cambridge and his travels in Europe. Rather than presenting Jacob directly, Woolf builds his character through the impressions, memories and conversations of the people around him. As the shadow of the First World War approaches, the novel explores identity, intimacy, absence and the fragility of life. First published in 1922, it marked a significant departure from conventional storytelling.
Condition
Good condition, as pictured
Filed under: Classics