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@article{AlonsoGimeno:107660,
      author        = "Alonso Gimeno, Andrea and Arizti Martín, Bárbara",
      title         = "{Clarissa and Her Doubles: An Analysis of Virginia Woolf's
                       Mrs Dalloway and Michael Cunningham's The Hours.}",
      year          = "2021",
      note          = "Resumen disponible también en inglés: In 1925, Virginia
                       Woolf published her novel Mrs Dalloway, which would be
                       later known as one of the masterpieces of English
                       Modernism. Set in London in 1923, the story recounts one
                       day in the life of Clarissa Dalloway, a woman who belongs
                       to London’s upper-class, and Septimus Warren Smith, a
                       veteran who struggles with the trauma that the war left on
                       him. More than half a century later, the American writer
                       Michael Cunningham brought the acclaimed work back to life
                       in his novel The Hours, which, despite taking place in the
                       1990s New York City, narrates one day in the life of
                       Clarissa Vaughan and her friend Richard Brown, who suffers
                       from AIDS. Thus, this Undergraduate Dissertation focuses on
                       the figure of the double or alter ego not only between the
                       main female and male character of each novel, but also in
                       both as a whole as The Hours is undoubtedly an updated
                       version of Virginia Woolf’s novel.",
}