What about the aeroplanes?
Gillian Beer, 23 April 1987
The Essays of Virginia Woolf: Vol. 1 1904-1912
edited by Andrew McNeillie.
Hogarth, 411 pp., £20, November 1986,0 7012 0666 7 Show More
edited by Andrew McNeillie.
Hogarth, 411 pp., £20, November 1986,
The Interrupted Moment: A View of Virginia Woolf’s Novels
by Lucio Ruotolo.
Stanford, 262 pp., $29.50, November 1986,0 8047 1342 1 Show More
by Lucio Ruotolo.
Stanford, 262 pp., $29.50, November 1986,
Virginia Woolf and the Real World
by Alex Zwerdling.
California, 370 pp., £24.95, October 1986,0 520 05684 1 Show More
by Alex Zwerdling.
California, 370 pp., £24.95, October 1986,
“... smartly upon the edge of apparently solid objects and say, “Are you hard?” ’ We recall Andrew’s explanation of Mr Ramsay’s philosophical work to Lily: it is on ‘subject and object and the nature of reality’, and he tells her to ‘think of a kitchen table then when you’re not there’. That familiar philosophical trope of the table, to ... ”