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Literary Theory
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Featured

Shellshock, Suicide and Septimus: Illness as a Metaphor in Virginia Woolf’s Mrs. Dalloway
In this first international contribution to TEXT, Katherine Rossy explores Woolf’s depiction of shellshock-induced mental illness as a metaphor and how her novel attempts to shed light on the ailments of post-war society.

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