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1. What is Moments of Being comprised of?

Moments of Being is a compilation of some of Virginia's unpublished works from throughout her life.

2. Why did some people object to publishing this book?

Some critics and fans objected to publishing the essays in this collection because they were left unfinished. They do not know how Virginia Woolf meant to end them.

3. What was Reminiscences about, and what did it display about her skill?

"Reminiscences" was written early in Virginia Woolf's career, and it contains evidence of her experimentation with various forms and content. It was mostly about some of her early childhood experiences.

4. How did Virginia Woolf use the relationship between present and past in her literature?

Virginia Woolf drew upon the relationship between past and present in her literature in an attempt to explore the relationship between incident and meaning.

5. What did Virginia Woolf think about personal identity?

Virginia Woolf believed very strongly that a person's identity was always changing and shifting depending on their experiences and education.

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