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Echo’s Voices: Virginia Woolf, Irena Krzywicka, and The Well of Loneliness1
This chapter compares the reception of Hall's novel in Britain and Poland and its important legacy to the LGBTQ community. Pajak states that the novel survived because of the intellectual modernist network, which acted as custodians of literary culture.
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