We will use as theoretical frame Lucien Goldmann's theory known as "genetic structuralism", which will enable us to establish an analysis whose width includes the understanding (immanent) of the textual structure, as well as the explanation (transcendent) of this through its inclusion in wider significant structures, such as the historical and cultural context and the author's social class, as well as the literary field in which his work has reached canonization. solve the lack of socio-historical perspectives suffered by the salingerian critic. We will write a custom Essay on Virginia Woolf’s Novel Mrs. We will restrain our analysis only to those works by the author in which the chosen topics are best articulated: "A Perfect Day for Bananafish" (1948) and "For Esmé - with Love and Squalor" (1950). Dalloway, published in 1925, is set on a single day in London in June 1923. In 1916, Virginia Woolf wrote about a peculiarity that runs through all real works of art. Dalloway as a classic example of the use of stream of consciousness by Woolf to portray the protagonist Clarissa Dalloway as a vivacious bearer of life as opposed to the deathly pale world of Septimus Smith. In the present article, we intend to perform a socio-critical reading of the topics of war, identitary crisis and spiritual search in J.D. Her most famous works include the novels Mrs.
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