Exhibit B: Virginia Woolf, Modernism, and the Environment
Though Environmental readings of Woolf’s novels have recently become more prevalent in Woolf studies, there are still many points of connection between Woolf, the Modernist movement, and Environmentalism that remain unexplored. We hope that drawing attention to a few of these interwoven elements will encourage students to seek out further connections and to more fully investigate the role of the natural world in Woolf’s works.
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Sami Anders and Olivia Turner
