Virginia Woolf and the Natural World with Literature Cambridge
About this Event
Waterstones Cambridge is proud to collaborate with Literature Cambridge for a discussion of Virginia Woolf and nature. Dr Karina Jakubowicz will explore Woolf’s fictional gardens in light of her development as a writer, tracing these spaces alongside elements of her personal life and her changing understanding of nature and space.
Literature Cambridge is an independent educational organisation providing top-quality courses taught by leading academics on the best of Classical literature and literature in English. For more details, visit: Literature Cambridge
Dr Karina Jakubowicz is a Lecturer at Literature Cambridge, the London Literary Salon, and Florida State University in London. She is particularly interested in modernist representations of space and place. Her book Gardens in Virginia Woolf’s Fiction: Modernism, Nature and Space (2026) explores Woolf’s literary gardens as expressive and innovative spheres that reimagine nature and domesticity as vibrant, even radical, facets of modern life. Karina creates and produces the for Literature Cambridge and is creator of the Substack.
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