Reality and Perception of Reality in Virginia Woolf's Short Stories

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Virginia Woolf's unique writing style explores the struggle to find meaning in life while grappling with the inherent incomprehensibility of existence. By analyzing "The Mark on the Wall" and "An Unwritten Novel," the paper examines how Woolf contrasts perceived reality with actual reality. It argues that her short stories illustrate the process of constructing personal narratives to make sense of the world, revealing how these narratives can be fragile and unstable.