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""Lee casts aside the misleading received images of Woolf as an ethereal and emotionally dependent creature, and takes us deep inside her inner being. We see a brave, powerfully intelligent woman who suffered from a terrifying chronic illness and wrestled with the contradictions of her own character. And we see a tougher Woolf than we have previously known: a woman acutely alert to the realities of her times, a committed feminist, an opponent of every sort of political and intellectual fascism. At the same time, Lee offers an unequalled insight into the connections between Woolf's life and work."--Jacket."@en
"From a terrifying chronic illness and wrestled with the contradictions of her own character. And we see a tougher Woolf than we have previously known: a woman acutely alert to the realities of her times, a committed feminist, an opponent of every sort of political and intellectual fascism. At the same time, Lee offers an unequalled insight into the connections between Woolf's life and work."
"Biografie van de Engelse schrijfster (1882-1941)."
""Hermione Lee has created a portrait - rich in detail, epic in scope - that lets us know Virginia Woolf as we never have before: how she looked, how she sounded, how she dressed and behaved, how she wrote. This book gives us a vivid sense of the texture of Woolf's daily life - her houses and habits, money and servants, parties and talk. And through her own words and newly published letters between family members and friends, we gain a fresh and penetrating understanding of Woolf's formative personal relationships: with her parents and siblings; with her husband, Leonard; with writers she edgily admired, such as T.S. Eliot and Katherine Mansfield; and with the women who changed her life, including Vita Sackville-West and Ethel Smyth.""@en
"Hermione Lee has created a portrait - rich in detail, epic in scope - that lets us know Virginia Woolf as we never have before: how she looked, how she sounded, how she dressed and behaved, how she wrote. This book gives us a vivid sense of the texture of Woolf's daily life - her houses and habits, money and servants, parties and talk. And through her own words and newly published letters between family members and friends, we gain a fresh and penetrating understanding."
"Of Woolf's formative personal relationships: with her parents and siblings; with her husband, Leonard; with writers she edgily admired, such as T.S. Eliot and Katherine Mansfield; and with the women who changed her life, including Vita Sackville-West and Ethel Smyth. Lee casts aside the misleading received images of Woolf as an ethereal and emotionally dependent creature, and takes us deep inside her inner being. We see a brave, powerfully intelligent woman who suffered."
"En plus d'un portrait de femme dont on a scruté les moindres nuances, c'est un tableau d'un demi-siècle anglais que fournit l'auteure en cette vaste biographie vivante et très élaborée."
"L'oeuvre de Woolf reflète toute la richesse affective et spirituelle de sa vie, une vie sans éclats notoires, au sein d'une famille et d'un couple hors du commun. En plus d'un portrait de femme c'est le tableau de tout un demi-siècle en Angleterre que brosse l'auteur dans cette biographie propre à dissiper les malentendus et les préjugés qui pèsent sur un des plus grands écrivains du XXe siècle."

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"Biography"
"Biography"@en
"Biographie"
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"Criticism, interpretation, etc"@en
"Biografieën (vorm)"

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"Virginia Woolf : ein Leben"
"Virginia Woolf : Hermione Lee"
"Virginia Woolf"@en
"Virginia Woolf"
"P'ŏjinia Ulp'ŭ : Chonjae ŭi sun'gan dŭl, kwangki rŭl nŏmŏsŏ"
"Virginia Woolf, ou, L'aventure intérieure : [biographie]"
"Virginia Woolf ou L'aventure intérieure"
"Virginia Woolf ou l'aventure intérieure"
"Virgia Woolf"

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