... as whole in conjunction with other images." (Freedman, The Lyrical Novel pp. 201-2) Woolf's stream of consciousness is a conduit for her overzealous contention that "the disabilities of women are caused by social and economic factors." (Bell p. 144) However, what sets her apart from other writers of the modernist or feminist genre is her denial of her namesake, Woolf shed it and believed that a feminist label ... occupy her fiction. Woolf strove for universality with the sexual duality of her characters, women's liberty and truth, none of which are mutually exclusive. In her To The Ligh...

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