Robert Williams’s Reviews > The Interrupted Moment: A View of Virginia Woolf's Novels > Status Update

Interesting analysis of Woolf use of interruptions to character's actions and thoughts, enabling them different perspectives and personal growth (I think). The conclusion argues that Woolf's work supports anarchism as a non-violent enlightened basis of society. I have not read Woolf's novels with this insight and in general think anarchism is self-defeating so am ambivalent to this interpretation.