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Woolf's account of his seven years as a civil servant in Ceylon. "He has a seemingly effortless way with words which is beautiful and spellbinding" (J. M. Edelstein, New Republic). Index; photographs.
The author's account of World War II, his wife's death, and his political and literary activities.
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Simphiwe Madela
reviewed Growing on May 16, 2014
Growing
Woolf in Ceylon. Claiming to be someone who didn't see the people there as Others, especially since he was the only White sometimes in town. Shaped his life and ideas of foreign politics. Made him attain a bad view of Colonialism after being a Colonialist. He's still pretty aggressive and outspoken, especially attacking organised religions (save Buddhism which he can tolerate). The book in this autobiography series I most wanted to read because I wanted to hear his thoughts of being in South Asia.
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