Contradictory Woolf Selected Papers from the Twenty First Annual International Conference on Virginia Woolf 1st Edition by Derek Ryan, Stella Bolaki 9780983533955 0983533954
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Author: Derek Ryan, Stella Bolaki
Table of contents:
Chapter 1: “But… I had said ‘but’ too often.” Why “but”?
Chapter 2: Woolf, Context, and Contradiction
Chapter 3: “Did I not banish the soul?” Thinking Otherwise, Woolf-wise
Chapter 4: “The Play’s The Thing BUT We Are The Thing Itself.” Prologue, Performance and Painting: A Multimedia Exploration of Woolf’s Work in the Late 1930s and Her Vision of Prehistory
Chapter 5: Report to the Memoir Club: Scenes from a Colonial Childhood
Chapter 6: “But somebody you wouldn’t forget in a hurry”: Bloomsbury and the Contradictions of African Art
Chapter 7: Contradictions in Autobiography: Virginia Woolf’s Writings on Art
Chapter 8: “But something betwixt and between”: Roger Fry and the Contradictions of Biography
Chapter 9: “Can ‘I’ become ‘we’?”: Addressing Community in The Years and Three Guineas
Chapter 10: Woolf’s Un/Folding(s): The Artist and the Event of the Neo-Baroque
Chapter 11: Woolf’s Contradictory Thinking
Chapter 12: The Feeling of Knowing in Mrs. Dalloway: Neuroscience and Woolf
Chapter 13: “When the lights of health go down”: Virginia Woolf’s Aesthetics and Contemporary Illness Narratives
Chapter 14: Kinetic Tropes, Comedic Turns: Dancing To The Lighthouse
Chapter 15: But Woolf was a Sophisticated Observer of Fashion…: Virginia Woolf, Clothing and Contradiction
Chapter 16: Bi-sexing the Unmentionable Mary Hamiltons in A Room of One’s Own: The Truth and Consequences of Unintended Pregnancies and Calculated Cross-Dressing
Chapter 17: Lacanian Orlando
Chapter 18: The Bispecies Environment, Coevolution, and Flush
Chapter 19: From Spaniel Club to Animalous Society: Virginia Woolf’s Flush
Chapter 20: Ecology, Identity, and Eschatology: Crossing the Country and the City in Woolf
Chapter 21: “Please Help Me!” Virginia Woolf, Viola Tree, and the Hogarth Press
Chapter 22: “Am I a Snob?” Well, Sort of: Socialism, Advocacy, and Disgust in Woolf’s Economic Writing
Chapter 23: “Come buy, come buy”: Woolf’s Contradictory Relationship to the Marketplace
Chapter 24: Virginia Woolf and December 1910: The Question of the Fourth Dimension
Chapter 25: Virginia Woolf on Mathematics: Signifying Opposition
Chapter 26: “A Brief Note in the Margin”: Virginia Woolf and Annotating
Chapter 27: “Observe, Observe Perpetually,” Montaigne, Virginia Woolf and the “Patron au Dedans”
Chapter 28: Who’s Behind the Curtain? Virginia Woolf, Nurse Lugton’s Golden Thimble, and the Anxiety of Authorship
Chapter 29: Virginia Woolf and the Russian Oxymoron
Chapter 30: “A Dialogue … about this Beauty and Truth”: Jorge Luis Borges’s Translation of Orlando
Chapter 31: “As I spin along the roads I remodel my life”: Travel Films “projected into the shape of Orlando”
Chapter 32: Travesty in Woolf and Proust
Chapter 33: Woolf, Yeats, and the Making of “Spilt Milk”
Chapter 34: Figures of Contradiction: Virginia Woolf’s Rhetoric of Genres
Chapter 35: Do Not Feed the Birds: Night and Day and the Defence of the Realm Act
Chapter 36: Approaches to War and Peace in Woolf: “A Chapter on the Future”
Chapter 37: Duncan Grant
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