Woolf’s use of language in ‘Mrs Dalloway’ | In Their Own Words: British Novelists

Discussions of Virginia Woolf's use of language in 'Mrs Dalloway', including an extract of Woolf herself.

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Clip Info
  • Clip length: 4'03''
  • Broadcast year: 2010
Curriculum Connection
  • English Literature | 20th-century texts | Mrs Dalloway by Virginia Woolf | Plot
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Licence: ERA Licence required

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UK only
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  • Provider: BBC
  • Channel: BBC Four
  • Programme: In Their Own Words: British Novelists
  • Episode: Among the Ruins (1919-1939)
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