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- catalog description "Reviews to her posthumous work, Between the Acts. The essays, by twelve established Woolf scholars and new voices from the United States, Japan, and England, seek to show the roots of Woolf's sensitivity to violence and how she began from the start to connect the myths and the realities of war with the private violence of the patriarchal family. Dispelling the myth that Woolf was "apolitical," these essays bring to light her profound concern with the daily realities of.".