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This paper reviews 'The Waves' by Virginia Woolf. The paper analyzes how Woolf wove a series of dramatic monologues and interludes together in order to examine mortality, loneliness, transcendence and the meaning of friendship. In the process, she produced such a fascinating, explosive and soulful lexicon of the human condition that critics have struggled to adequately describe and convey the literary power of this magnificent book. The paper further discusses how the interludes enhance the impressionistic discourse in the book and serve to expand the consciousness of the reader, which is Woolf's primary intention.

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