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Marie Laniel, « Lisbeth Larsson, Walking Virginia Woolf’s London: An Investigation in Literary Geography », Recherches anglaises et nord-américaines
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In this book, which is part of Palgrave’s Geocriticism Series, Lisbeth Larsson uses the theoretical concepts and methods of literary geography, particularly cartography, to examine the dynamic interactions between place, space and subjectivity in Virginia Woolf’s novels and essays. By mapping out her protagonists’ itineraries across London, Larsson uncovers the meaningful patterns that they create and analyses the social and political implications of their walks. There has always been a strong...
