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Woolf, Virginia Virginia WoolfWoolf, Virginia /wʊlf/ (1882–1941) a British writer and critic who was an important member of the Bloomsbury Group and is admired by feminists. Her novels, such as To the Lighthouse and The Waves, use the style called stream of consciousness, and she is regarded as one of the most important English writers of the 20th century.Woolf, Virginia |