Virginia Woolf : the will to create as a woman by Gruber, Ruth, 1911- instant download

Virginia Woolf : the will to create as a woman by Gruber, Ruth, 1911- instant download

x, 176 p. : 21 cm, \"The seventieth anniversary edition of the first feminist interpretation of Virginia Woolf's work, with previously unpublished letters\"--P. [4] of cover, \"Virginia Woolf: a study, beginning on page 55, is a facsimile reproduction of the original 1935 edition of the work.\", Includes bibliographical references (p. 159-160) and index, My hours with Virginia Woolf -- Letters from Peggy Belsher of Hogarth Press to Ruth Gruber, Dec. 16, 1931 -- Letter of recommendation from Barnes & Noble editor A.W. Littlefield, Feb. 25, 1933 -- Letter from Ruth Gruber to Virginia Woolf, May 8, 1935 -- Letter from M. West of Hogarth Press to Ruth Gruber, May 17, 1935 -- Letter from Ruth Gruber to M. West of Hogarth Press, May 28, 1935 -- Letter from Virginia Woolf to Ruth Gruber, June 21, 1935 -- Letter from Virginia Woolf to Ruth Gruber, Oct. 12, 1935 -- Letter from Ruth Gruber to Virginia Woolf, Dec. 27, 1935 -- Letter from Virginia Woolf to Ruth Gruber, Jan. 10, 1936 -- Promotional booklet for lecture bureau representing Dr. Ruth Gruber -- Letter from Nigel Nicolson to Aida Lovell (for Ruth Gruber), Aug 31, 1989 -- Letter from Ruth Gruber to Nigel Nicolson, Sept. 15, 1989 -- Letter from Nigel Nicolson to Ruth Gruber, Sept. 25, 1989 -- Virginia Woolf: A study by Ruth Gruber, originally published in 1935 -- The Poet versus the critic -- The struggle for a style -- Literary influences: the formation of a style -- Chapter four - The style completed and the thought implied -- \"The waves\"-the rhythm of conflicts -- The will to create as a woman