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The Mark on the Wall - A Stream-of-Consciousness Meditation on Perception Time and Identity - cover
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The Mark on the Wall - A Stream-of-Consciousness Meditation on Perception Time and Identity

Virginia Woolf, Zenith Evergreen Literary Co.

Editora: Zenith Evergreen Literary Co.

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Sinopse

What begins as a glance becomes a journey inward.

The Mark on the Wall by Virginia Woolf is a pioneering short story that redefined what fiction could be. With a simple narrative frame—an unnamed narrator noticing a mark on the wall—Woolf unleashes a torrent of philosophical, political, and poetic reflections that question reality, history, and gender.

Through this elegant and introspective tale, Woolf invites readers into the heart of stream-of-consciousness modernism, where thoughts meander, meanings evolve, and identity blurs.

💬 "A single moment, infinite meaning—Woolf at her most precise and profound."

🧠 Why This Story Still Resonates:
A foundational text in modernist literature and feminist thought

Perfect for fans of Katherine Mansfield, James Joyce, and Rachel Cusk

An essential read for students of literary theory, philosophy, and consciousness studies

📣 Look Closer. Think Deeper. Read Differently.
Buy The Mark on the Wall today and discover how the smallest details reveal the largest truths.
Disponível desde: 24/04/2025.
Comprimento de impressão: 12 páginas.

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