Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (A Critical Study) by Dr. Sen & Dr. Banerjee is an essential academic monograph dedicated to the comprehensive critical analysis of Edward Albee's landmark 1962 play. This text is crucial for understanding the state of American drama in the post-war era, moving beyond realism into a deeper psychological and symbolic territory.

Published by Doaba House, this book is an invaluable resource for postgraduate students and researchers specializing in Modern American Drama, Post-War Theatre, and Dramatic Theory. It provides a structured framework for interpreting the play’s emotional violence and its critique of American cultural illusions.