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Michaela Bronstein “SOMETHING ESSENTIALLY DIFFICULT TO APPROACH”: CONRAD, WOOLF, AND ROMANTIC ABSTRACTION When Joseph Conrad died, Virginia Woolf wrote: “One opens his pages and feels as Helen must have felt when sAdd to Reading List