Night and Day
Fiction | Novel | Adult | Published in 2006
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British LiteratureLondon, England • 1910s
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World History•
Women`s Studies2006
Adult
18+ years
Night and Day by Virginia Woolf explores the contrasting lives and societal expectations of two women in Edwardian London. Julia Briggs' analysis delves into the novel's themes of love, individuality, and social change, offering insights into Woolf's narrative techniques and feminist perspectives. This work highlights Woolf's evolving literary style and critical engagement with contemporary issues.
Contemplative
Melancholic
Emotional
Bittersweet
Romantic
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Night and Day by Virginia Woolf explores themes of love and social norms with intricate character development, though some find its pacing slow compared to her later works. Julia Briggs' analysis is insightful, offering valuable context and depth, but might overwhelm those seeking lighter commentary. Their pairing offers a comprehensive insight into Woolf's early style.
Readers who appreciate Night and Day by Virginia Woolf and Julia Briggs often enjoy nuanced explorations of human relationships and social conventions, akin to Woolf's Mrs. Dalloway or E.M. Forster's A Room with a View. These readers value introspective narrative styles and a deep dive into character development.
10,331 ratings
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496
Novel • Fiction
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Romance•
British LiteratureLondon, England • 1910s
•
World History•
Women`s Studies2006
Adult
18+ years
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