MIMESIS OF THE EPHEMERAL IN VIRGINIA WOOLF’S LITERARY DISCOURSE
Journal Title: Записки з романо-германської філології - Year 2015, Vol 1, Issue
Abstract
This paper addresses the issue of mimesis in its specificity acquired in Virginia Woolf’s short fiction, as a literary manifestation of the ephemeral in its three dimensions − pseudoreal, virtually fanciful as well as material and virtual, all of them together creating the effect of stereoscopic vision, being at once a game-with-the-reader technique.
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Olha Vorobiova
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