Dorothy Richardson's Pilgrimage: The Superficial or the Profound?

Dorothy Richardson's 'Pilgrimage' was published between 1915 and 1938. Her unique writing style was described as the stream of consciousness. Richardson's narrative provides an introspective view of a young woman living in the early 1900s. Critics have argued that 'Pilgrimage' is superficial. Others argue that her prose is profound. Heather Morrall considers both aspects with a close analysis of the text itself. In doing so, she examines the heightened forms of perception and reception and how this reveals new light on the narrative.