Jacob's Room (Oxford World's Classics)
Virginia Woolf's innovative novel captures the life of Jacob Flanders through fragmented scenes and shifting perspectives, offering a modernist portrait of identity and memory.
About This Book
Jacob's Room is a landmark work of modernist fiction by Virginia Woolf.
The narrative traces the life of Jacob Flanders through a series of brief, impressionistic scenes.
Woolf experiments with form and perspective to capture the elusive nature of personality and memory.
The novel reflects the social and cultural milieu of early twentieth-century England.
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