"I Hate, I Love:" How Mothers Fail in Virginia Woolf's Fiction
Abstract
A look at Virginia Woolf's struggle with maternal figures in her fiction, specifically looking at the ambiguous relationship of mothers to their children - real, surrogate, or fictiveSimilar works
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Last time updated on 09/07/2012
This paper was published in DSpace at The College of William and Mary.
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