Shifting Points of View in Virginia Woolf’s Novel Mrs. Dalloway: Rooms, Corridors, and Houses

This book untangles the myriad threads which compose 'Dalloway's magnificent whole -- Mrs. Dalloway's inner world (her memories and ruminations), the rushing-by exterior world with its folds with in folds, occasional characters whose 'eyes' we briefly inhabit, elucidating Woolf's methodology to understand the uses of point of view.