Jacob's Room is Virginia Woolf's first truly experimental novel. It is a portrait of a young man, who is both representative and victim of the social values which led Edwardian society into war.
In <i>Zum Leuchtturm</i> zeichnet Virginia Woolf auf meisterhafte Weise das innere Erleben von einer Handvoll Figuren an wenigen Tagen in den Jahren 1910 und 1920 nach, erforscht Machtverhältnisse in Familienbeziehungen und zwischen den Geschlechtern und nähert sich ihren eigenen Kindheitserinnerungen.
The textual and linguistic construction of European law is seen as a symptom of a predictable - and indeed real - democratic deficit. This volume aims to demonstrate the validity of this hypothesis through an analysis which combines 'genre analysis' and a long-standing issue of European suprana.
The linguistic spillover of the EU democratic deficit