A FREUDIAN PERSPECTIVE OF A HAUNTED HOUSE By Cătălina Ciauş 'The writer, who has many liberties, may choose as he/she wishes the scene of action: the real world or a world which is more or less further from the former. The reader follows him/her in both cases'. Nevertheless one finds it difficult to follow Virginia Woolf in her world of fiction, because of her cripted style, especially in …showed first 75 words of 1587 total…

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