Woolf 's main concern in the novel seems to be the inner workings of Mrs . Dalloway , her thought processes , and how she engages with the world surrounding her . Woolf juxtaposes Clarissa 's internal self with her external world , thus setting up one of the most prevalent , resonant themes within the text , and it is ``against this system that Woolf places a world of private significance whose meaning is wholly irreducible to facts of the external world (37 . This struggle between...











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