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Virginia Woolf, At Intersection Of Science And Art

Started by Kate Thomas, August 02, 2008, 01:32:55 PM

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NPR Weekend Edition
Virginia Woolf, At Intersection Of Science And Art
by Robert Krulwich



And so Woolf created minds in action. Clarissa Dalloway in her novel Mrs. Dalloway, and Mrs. Ramsay from To the Lighthouse are portrayed from the inside out. They are all mind — jumbles of thoughts, memories, faces, objects, peeves, joys — all disconnected and incoherent. And yet, out of all that blabber there emerge very distinctly, real personalities.

How did that happen? "If the mind is so evanescent," Lehrer writes, "how does the self arise?"

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NicholeW.

What a fantastically excellent post this is! A great article. Kate Alice, you are worth your weight in gold, girl!! Thank you so much.

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