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The book provides a compelling exploration of Virginia Woolf’s aesthetic designs and attests to the enduring legacy of her works, thus bringing out diverse perspectives of her contribution as an artist and the relevance of reading her novels in the 21st century. Presenting a thorough survey of literary landscape as it relates to the meaning and significance of Virginia Woolf’s art, the book examines the social, political and cultural aspects of her worldview. It relates the study of Virginia Woolf’s novels to our contemporary interest in Peace Studies, as well as the larger context of the intersection of colonial/ postcolonial discourse with feminist studies.