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Essay Instructions: Virginia Woolf's concerns with the nature of human consciousness play themselves out primarily through the characters of Clarissa Dalloway and Septimus Smith. Using Clarissa's character (as seen by both Peter Walsh and herself), discuss the importence of her moment of sympathy with Septimus Warren Smith at the end of the novel. Use passages from throughout the novel to support your ideas here on the similarities and differences in their characters.

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Essay Instructions: The essay is about Virginia Woolf's collection of essays called "Death Of A Moth". The essay needs to cover at least 6 essays in this collection. The essay needs to explains the stylistic features and concepts Woolf's uses. These stylistic features and concepts should indicate something about how Woolf sees the world and how she thinks. An example essay is "Elizabeth's I's" by Maithreyi Nandagopalan. Reading this essay should help A LOT because the essay needs to be similar to "Elizabeth's I's". (The essay should be similar to this one in structure, but with examining Woolf) I will send previous assignments related to this essay so that you can see what I've come up with so far and can use my writings in the essay. I will also send 1 essay that is not in the collection called "Portrait Of A Londoner". You can find the "example essay" online by typing in the title and the authors name. Also the link for Woolf's collection is http://ebooks.adelaide.edu.au/w/woolf/virginia/w91d/contents.html.

Essay Instructions: The essay is about Virginia Woolf's collection of essays called "Death Of A Moth". The essay needs to cover at least 6 essays in this collection. The essay needs to explains the stylistic features and concepts Woolf's uses. These stylistic features and concepts should indicate something about how Woolf sees the world and how she thinks. An example essay is "Elizabeth's I's" by Maithreyi Nandagopalan. Reading this essay should help a lot because the essay needs to be similar to "Elizabeth's I's". (The essay should be similar to this one in structure, but with examining Woolf) I will send previous assignments related to this essay so that you can see what I've come up with so far. I will also send 1 essay that is not in the collection called "Portrait Of A Londoner". You can find the "example essay" online by typing in the title and the authors name. Also the link for Woolf's collection is http://ebooks.adelaide.edu.au/w/woolf/virginia/w91d/contents.html.

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