Title: Incisive and illuminating scholarship
Product review: Dr Pamela Transue's "Virginia Woolf and the Politics of Style" is a remarkable volume from a writer whose scholarship is unswervingly incisive and illumninating. Her credentials as a Woolfian scholar are further strengthened by the high quality of this work which offers much more than a conventional commentary on Woolf's major fiction. By juxtaposing texts against each other and exploring the psychology of Woolf's characters with fresh and uncustomary insight, she offers the reader a stimulating work which is full of arresting and thought-provoking ideas.
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