"Virginia Woolf's The waves: a lyrical 'sense of continuity' in a sea of dissociation".
Journal of trauma & dissociation : the official journal of the International Society for the Study of Dissociation (ISSD) 2007 Theresa K Albini
The Waves, written in 1931 by Virginia Woolf, is an astounding depiction of an internal landscape richly full of dissociative phenomena. Although applauded for its genius and considered by many to be her highest literary achievement, critics complained that the language of the characters seemed artificial and a departure from the usual interior monologue appearing in other works that utilized...