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message 1: by Luke (last edited Sep 30, 2015 09:11PM) (new) - rated it 5 stars

Luke (korrick) | 2004 comments Orlando, Virginia Woolf, 1928, England, NOVEL

"...Our hero-heroine, Orlando, seems not only to be a representation of the human spirit, a union of yin and yang in all its imperfect glory, but also a lasting testament to the perpetual flow of time. His-her pronouncements sound almost like a chorus of voices, echoing all the dichotomies that characterize our existence and the transience of our emotions..."

(Samadrita, review)

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Luke (korrick) | 2004 comments I'm submitting my review for this: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...


Zanna (zannastar) | 180 comments Love your review, Alexa! If the idea of the subject and therefore the biography is patriarchal, then to turn that mode into a farce is a feminist intervention = )


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