“Here Is the Central Rhythm; Here the Common Mainspring”

Many studies on Woolf’s “The Waves” have analyzed the role of the waves, in Genette’s terms, in the levels of the “story,” as a central symbol, and the “narration,” through its fluid and experimental language, but not in the “narrative,” that is, in the way in which the plot is organized and narrate...

The International Journal of Literary Humanities

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