Lisa Weihman, ‘Virginia Woolf’s “harum-scarum” Irish wife: gender and national identity in “The Years”’, Comparative Critical Studies, 4: 1, 41-50

Gerri Kimber

Lisa Weihman, ‘Virginia Woolf’s “harum-scarum” Irish wife: gender and national identity in “The Years”’, Comparative Critical Studies, 4: 1, 41-50

Gerri Kimber

University of Northampton

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Article review: In this groundbreaking essay, Lisa Weihman reveals new insights into Virginia Woolf’s political ideologies in her 1937 novel The Years

Original language	English
Journal	Annotated Bibliography of English Studies
Publication status	Published - 1 May 2011

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