The Interrupted Moment: View of Virginia Woolf’s Novels

This study of eight of Virginia Woolf’s novels derives from a sense of her rhythm of broken sequence : her characters who are open to interruption are also open to the aesthetic of disjunction situated at the heart of human interplay , while those not so open succumb to self-supporting insularity . Tying in biography with analysis, The author discusses the novels: The Voyage Out ; Night and Day ; Jacob’s Room ; Mrs. Dalloway ; To the Lighthouse ; The Waves ; The Years ; and Between the Acts . The work acts as a contribution to the understanding of Woolf’s relationship with reality.