This document discusses the relationship between an author and the form of their work through examining several literary works and concepts:
1) It analyzes Virginia Woolf's novel To The Lighthouse and how the form of the story reflects Mrs. Ramsay feeling "past everything" and "out of it".
2) It examines passages from James Joyce's novel Portrait of an Artist as a Young Man and how the form captures the perspective of the young protagonist.
3) It discusses several concepts related to authorship and form such as "esemplastic imagination", the "inside out form", and the interrelationship between an author's authority, authenticity, and their work.