Jacob's Room

Autor:	Virginia Woolf (1882-1941) ...
Wyd. w latach:	1974 - 2025
Wydane w seriach:	Oxford World's Classics - Oxford University Press
Autotagi:	dokumenty elektroniczne druk e-booki
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	Virginia Woolf’s "Jacob’s Room" is an evocative, experimental novel that captures the fragility of life and the absence of self in a fragmented world. Woolf uses shifting perspectives and rich, impressionistic prose to create a mosaic of Jacob Flanders’s life, seen through the eyes of various people who encounter him. As Jacob’s story unfolds, readers are left with a sense of both intimacy and alienation, as the novel explores themes of memory, loss, and the meaning of existence. Through the lens of modernist narrative techniques, "Jacob’s Room" interrogates the complexity of identity and the human experience, blending psychological depth with social critique. Woolf’s intricate, almost abstract style presents a series of fragmented moments that feel both timeless and fleeting, mirroring the transient nature of human life. The novel culminates in Jacob’s untimely death during World War I, bringing into sharp focus the novel’s exploration of mortality and the impermanence of human existence. For readers who appreciate experimental fiction and the deep exploration of characters’ inner worlds, "Jacob’s Room" is an unforgettable read. It captures the existential angst and yearning for meaning that defined much of modernist literature, and Woolf’s poetic prose creates an immersive experience that lingers with you long after finishing. If you’re looking for a novel that challenges conventions while offering profound insights into the nature of life, "Jacob’s Room" is a must-read. ABOUT THE AUTHOR A pioneering voice in modern literature, Virginia Woolf redefined narrative form with her lyrical prose and stream-of-consciousness technique. In works like "Mrs. Dalloway", "To the Lighthouse", and "A Room of One’s Own", she explored gender, identity, and the inner lives of her characters. A key figure of the Bloomsbury Group, Woolf challenged literary conventions and championed women’s intellectual freedom. Her innovative style and bold ideas have cemented her as one of the most influential writers of the 20th century. Więcej...

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Jacob's Room / Virginia Woolf / Sheba Blake Publishing : Legimi, 2017.

JACOB'S ROOM / Virginia Woolf / Musaicum Books : Legimi, 2017.

Jacob's Room / Virginia Woolf / SAMPI Books : Legimi, 2025.

Jacobs Room / Virginia Woolf / Ventigo Media : ebookpoint BIBLIO, 2017.

Jacob's Room / Virginia Woolf / Jovian Press : Legimi, 2017.

Jacob’s Room / Virginia Woolf / KtoCzyta.pl : Legimi, 2019.

Jacob’s Room / Virginia Woolf / Librofilio : Legimi, 2025.

Jacob's Room / Virginia Woolf / Phoemixx Classics Ebooks : Legimi, 2021.

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Inne tytuły:	Pokój Jakuba
Autorzy:	Virginia Woolf (1882-1941) Kate Flint
Opracowanie:	Sue Roe
Redakcja:	Kate Flint
Wydawcy:	Librofilio (2025) SAMPI Books (2025) Legimi (2013-2025) Books on Demand (2023) Phoemixx Classics Ebooks (2021) KtoCzyta.pl (2017-2019) Bauer Books (2018) Infilaindiana Edizioni (2018) Lone Woolf (2018) Ventigo Media (2017) NASBI (2017) IBUK Libra (2017) Jovian Press (2017) Musaicum Books (2017) Sheba Blake Publishing (2017) ebookpoint BIBLIO (2017) Virginia Woolf (2015) Interactive Media (2013) Vintage (2000) Oxford University Press (1990-2000) Penguin Books (1974-1992) Grafton (1976)
Serie wydawnicze:	Oxford World's Classics - Oxford University Press
ISBN:	9781537805825 9782384611041 9783753453644 9783961893522 9783986474744 9786561336369 9788027236510 0-14-018570-4 978-0-19-283657-1 978-0-5860-4445-2 978-83-8115-385-0
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