- Highlights
- the minds of Woolf’s characters, major and minor, are joined to one another. Together, their minds constitute “a general consciousness”: a “social mind which rises into existence out of the collective mental experience of the individual human beings in the story.”
- the minds of Woolf’s characters, major and minor, are joined to one another. Together, their minds constitute “a general consciousness”: a “social mind which rises into existence out of the collective mental experience of the individual human beings in the story.”