Mrs. Dalloway: Modernism and Literary Realism

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Aditi Ghosh
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Department of English
Maryam Ajmal Women's College of Science & Technology, Hojai (Assam)

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This post includes a scanned file entitled "Portrayal of Modernism and Literary Realism in Mrs. Dalloway" by Tamima Rahman Barbhuyan. This document was prepared as a part of the Seminar Paper Presentation held internally in the year 2022 and submitted the same to Ms. Aditi Ghosh, Assistant Professor, Maryam Ajmal Women's College of Science & Technology, Hojai (Assam). Tamima Barbhuyan is now pursuing a Master's Degree from Jamila Milia Islamia University, New Delhi. 

I hope this post is a source of inspiration to write and enlighten through knowledge. 

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