International audienceThe present article examines the linguistic choices made to refer to walking in Mrs. Dalloway. While in an urban environment, walking itself is so elemental that all the characters do so, the linguistic means used by Woolf prove particularly significant. Walking, which is intrinsically dynamic, can thus be referred to via static phrases, or might even not be mentioned at all; conversely, the syntactic and semantic choices can make it appear excessive. Based on a corpus of 134 occurrences taken from all the passages in which a character proceeds along the streets, the study shows that these linguistic choices are not random at all: walking appears as a reflection of the balance or imbalance of the being, whose living fo...
This research probes the relevance of literature on walking and meaningfulness placed on walking by...
Cet article analyse en quoi, dans l’œuvre de Virginia Woolf, le cinéma a contribué à nourrir une réf...
This article sets out to examine the migration of Virginia Woolf’s character Clarissa Dalloway from ...
International audienceThe present article examines the linguistic choices made to refer to walking i...
The present article examines the linguistic choices made to refer to walking in Mrs Dalloway. While ...
The article will address the cultural history of walking, and it will critically discuss the creativ...
The article undertakes the problem of the rhetoric of walking (particularly the way of walking), tra...
Focusing on the complex syntactic mechanisms at work in “Mrs Dalloway in Bond Street”, this article ...
International audienceThe theme of walk in the city occupied the great part of literature of XIXe an...
The article deals with the hypothesis of a relationship between the new systematized urban criticism...
This article considers to what extent a long distance walk, and indeed the memory of that walk, may ...
Living also — foremost ?— involves qualifying, differentiating and orientating a space by giving it ...
There are many walks and walkers to be found in Jane Austen's six published novels, and these have a...
There are people who, when they travel, wrap themselves up [ ] in silence and suspicion. They travel...
This essay studies the translation of metaphorical concepts and lexical variation in relation to wal...
This research probes the relevance of literature on walking and meaningfulness placed on walking by...
Cet article analyse en quoi, dans l’œuvre de Virginia Woolf, le cinéma a contribué à nourrir une réf...
This article sets out to examine the migration of Virginia Woolf’s character Clarissa Dalloway from ...
International audienceThe present article examines the linguistic choices made to refer to walking i...
The present article examines the linguistic choices made to refer to walking in Mrs Dalloway. While ...
The article will address the cultural history of walking, and it will critically discuss the creativ...
The article undertakes the problem of the rhetoric of walking (particularly the way of walking), tra...
Focusing on the complex syntactic mechanisms at work in “Mrs Dalloway in Bond Street”, this article ...
International audienceThe theme of walk in the city occupied the great part of literature of XIXe an...
The article deals with the hypothesis of a relationship between the new systematized urban criticism...
This article considers to what extent a long distance walk, and indeed the memory of that walk, may ...
Living also — foremost ?— involves qualifying, differentiating and orientating a space by giving it ...
There are many walks and walkers to be found in Jane Austen's six published novels, and these have a...
There are people who, when they travel, wrap themselves up [ ] in silence and suspicion. They travel...
This essay studies the translation of metaphorical concepts and lexical variation in relation to wal...
This research probes the relevance of literature on walking and meaningfulness placed on walking by...
Cet article analyse en quoi, dans l’œuvre de Virginia Woolf, le cinéma a contribué à nourrir une réf...
This article sets out to examine the migration of Virginia Woolf’s character Clarissa Dalloway from ...