The Rage of Virginia Woolf

“The passion, if not the logic, of her argument is clear and perhaps casts a new light on the deliberate destructiveness of the motives that lay behind her literary innovations. She was nothing if not a great hater of all that had gone before her.” Theodore Dalrymple

The Rage of Virginia Woolf (City Journal)

Dalrymple is a psychiatrist and physician, whose work in the slums and prisons of London has convinced him that the social pathology of today’s underclass is reinforced by the elite culture’s search for victims.

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